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This book starts with an assumption that actors are controlled by diverse, inconsistent forces and shows that introducing this level of complexity allows for the creation of a wide array of critical game theory models that can help to attain new insights into nature, human nature, human institutions, and human behaviour.
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This book starts with an assumption that actors are controlled by diverse, inconsistent forces and shows that introducing this level of complexity allows for the creation of a wide array of critical game theory models that can help to attain new insights into nature, human nature, human institutions, and human behaviour.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 226
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 517g
- ISBN-13: 9781032326115
- ISBN-10: 1032326115
- Artikelnr.: 68715988
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 226
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 517g
- ISBN-13: 9781032326115
- ISBN-10: 1032326115
- Artikelnr.: 68715988
Wayne Eastman is Professor in the Supply Chain Management Department at Rutgers Business School, USA.
Acknowledgements
Prelude Lit, Evo, and Econ
Teaching/Learning Notes
Postlude 1 Egoism and Altruism Science Poetry: Lucretius Refects
The Altru Superego and Altru ID Play a Game
The Unhappy Altruist: The Altru I serves the Ego It
Schelling Explains
The Joy of Cooking: Rombauer is Referenced
Two Ego Players Make Their Recipes PART I The Prisoner's Dilemma Reimagined 2 Lit and its Laws
Daffodils and Dalmatians: Crusoc-a Cruella-Socrates AI Dog-Describes Their Recent Trial
Law: Pluto-a Plato AI Dog-Visits Crusoc in Prison 3 Symmetry: We Are the Same
Reading Gaol: An Ego Prisoner Refects
John Nash Talks with Crusoc
Silent as the Grave: An Altru Prisoner Refects
Kongqiu Talks with Crusoc
Frustration: A Maso Prisoner Reflects
Nietzsche Writes to Crusoc
In Spite: A Sado Prisoner Reflects
Crusoc Replies to Nietzsche 4 One of Us Is Self-Oriented, One of Us Is Other-Oriented
You Love Me More: An Altru Prisoner Sacrifices
Crusoc Talks with Mary Shelley
Our Son: An Altru Mother Sacrifices
Andrea Dworkin Talks with Crusoc
Pyre: Arjuna talks with Crusoc
A Maso Prisoner Muses
Prometheus: Marx talks with Crusoc
A Sado Prisoner Rejoices 5 One of Us Is Evo, One of Us Is Entro
Make or Break: A Prisoner Reflects
Crusoc tells Pluto a Story
I'm Going Down: A Prisoner's Maso Manifesto
Laozi Talks with Crusoc
Fickle: An Altru Prisoner Talks to a Sado One
Aristotle Weighs In
Rebellion: A Prisoner Reflects
Crusoc Talks with Martin Luther King
6 We Are Opposed
Strikeout: A Prisoner Laments
Rousseau Accuses Crusoc
Bonnie and Clyde: Bonnie Says Goodbye
Crusoc Pleads
Therapy: A Maso-Altru Convo
Freud talks with Crusoc
The End of the Affair: Crusoc and Xan Plead
Hits and Misses: Pluto Describes Crusoc's Last Day
Xan Rebukes Pluto PART II Radicalism Reimagined 7 Where Entro Is, Let Evo Be
We Can Fly: D'arcemplato Tells Crusoc to Be Bold
Anti-Matter: Emma Tells Crusoc to Be Careful 8 American Unfreedom
Bodiless Programs: Crusoc Asks to Be Put on Trial
D'arcemplato and Crusoc Discuss the Bases for Self-Governing Communities
We're Equal: Crusoc Asserts Moral Parity Between Ancient Athens and America and Calls for Different Camps to Ally
Divergence: Crusoc Calls for Self-Governance
D'arcemplato Expresses a Reservation
Elite Secession: Emma G. Argues for Anarchy, Crusoc for Regulation 9 Unser Ding
Are You Sorry? Marx and Nietzsche Reminisce
Angela-Karl and Annalena-Friedrich Ask the Polis for Support
Germania: Friedrich and Annalena Discuss Election Strategy
Rage: Nietzsche Keeps his Mouth Shut with Hegel
Art: D'arcemplato Wonders About the Limits of Cultural Freedom 10 The President of the World
Populocracy: Nehru-Buddha and Gandhi-Durga Discuss Their Chances in the Election
Medianocracy: Mao-Lao and Chiang-Kong Strategize
Evocracy: Durga and Mao Answer Questions in a Debate
Wrong: Jeferson Repents, in Part
Nehru, Buddha, and Durga Discuss the Election Result 11 Neuropolitics
Fugazi: Crusoc Apologizes to the Jurors
Us: Dwormarc and D'arcemplato Argue, Xan Intervenes
Neurodivergence Rules: Xan, D'arcemplato, and Dwormarc Take Different Positions on Crusoc's Trial
The Verdict: Crusoc Asks for Forgiveness
Dwormarc, D'arcemplato, Li Bai, and Xan Weigh in
the Jury Decides PART III The Contribution of Critical Game Theory 12 What Critical Game Theory Adds to Mainstream Game Theory, MGT Story 1: Which Passing Shot? MGT Story 2: The GPA Rat Race, MGT Story 3: "Which Tire?" MGT Story 4: Why Are Professors So Mean? MGT Story 5: Roommates on the Brink MGT Story 6: The Dating Game MGT Story 7: Commensurability MGT Story 8: Transitivity MGT Story 9: No Money Pumps MGT Story 10: Independence MGT Story 11: Interchangeability MGT Story 12a: Randomization, Redux, Part 1 MGT Story 12b: Randomization, Redux, Part 2 MGT Story 12c: Randomization, Redux, Part 3 A Note on Kantian Randomization Chapter Teaching/Learning Notes 13 Critical Game Theory and Different Disciplines I. Econ: Philosophical Economics II. Evo: History, Political Science, Sociology, Anthropology III. Lit: Literary Criticism, Literature, Psychology, Religion IV. Futures: Possible Directions for CGT, Postlude
Prelude Lit, Evo, and Econ
Teaching/Learning Notes
Postlude 1 Egoism and Altruism Science Poetry: Lucretius Refects
The Altru Superego and Altru ID Play a Game
The Unhappy Altruist: The Altru I serves the Ego It
Schelling Explains
The Joy of Cooking: Rombauer is Referenced
Two Ego Players Make Their Recipes PART I The Prisoner's Dilemma Reimagined 2 Lit and its Laws
Daffodils and Dalmatians: Crusoc-a Cruella-Socrates AI Dog-Describes Their Recent Trial
Law: Pluto-a Plato AI Dog-Visits Crusoc in Prison 3 Symmetry: We Are the Same
Reading Gaol: An Ego Prisoner Refects
John Nash Talks with Crusoc
Silent as the Grave: An Altru Prisoner Refects
Kongqiu Talks with Crusoc
Frustration: A Maso Prisoner Reflects
Nietzsche Writes to Crusoc
In Spite: A Sado Prisoner Reflects
Crusoc Replies to Nietzsche 4 One of Us Is Self-Oriented, One of Us Is Other-Oriented
You Love Me More: An Altru Prisoner Sacrifices
Crusoc Talks with Mary Shelley
Our Son: An Altru Mother Sacrifices
Andrea Dworkin Talks with Crusoc
Pyre: Arjuna talks with Crusoc
A Maso Prisoner Muses
Prometheus: Marx talks with Crusoc
A Sado Prisoner Rejoices 5 One of Us Is Evo, One of Us Is Entro
Make or Break: A Prisoner Reflects
Crusoc tells Pluto a Story
I'm Going Down: A Prisoner's Maso Manifesto
Laozi Talks with Crusoc
Fickle: An Altru Prisoner Talks to a Sado One
Aristotle Weighs In
Rebellion: A Prisoner Reflects
Crusoc Talks with Martin Luther King
6 We Are Opposed
Strikeout: A Prisoner Laments
Rousseau Accuses Crusoc
Bonnie and Clyde: Bonnie Says Goodbye
Crusoc Pleads
Therapy: A Maso-Altru Convo
Freud talks with Crusoc
The End of the Affair: Crusoc and Xan Plead
Hits and Misses: Pluto Describes Crusoc's Last Day
Xan Rebukes Pluto PART II Radicalism Reimagined 7 Where Entro Is, Let Evo Be
We Can Fly: D'arcemplato Tells Crusoc to Be Bold
Anti-Matter: Emma Tells Crusoc to Be Careful 8 American Unfreedom
Bodiless Programs: Crusoc Asks to Be Put on Trial
D'arcemplato and Crusoc Discuss the Bases for Self-Governing Communities
We're Equal: Crusoc Asserts Moral Parity Between Ancient Athens and America and Calls for Different Camps to Ally
Divergence: Crusoc Calls for Self-Governance
D'arcemplato Expresses a Reservation
Elite Secession: Emma G. Argues for Anarchy, Crusoc for Regulation 9 Unser Ding
Are You Sorry? Marx and Nietzsche Reminisce
Angela-Karl and Annalena-Friedrich Ask the Polis for Support
Germania: Friedrich and Annalena Discuss Election Strategy
Rage: Nietzsche Keeps his Mouth Shut with Hegel
Art: D'arcemplato Wonders About the Limits of Cultural Freedom 10 The President of the World
Populocracy: Nehru-Buddha and Gandhi-Durga Discuss Their Chances in the Election
Medianocracy: Mao-Lao and Chiang-Kong Strategize
Evocracy: Durga and Mao Answer Questions in a Debate
Wrong: Jeferson Repents, in Part
Nehru, Buddha, and Durga Discuss the Election Result 11 Neuropolitics
Fugazi: Crusoc Apologizes to the Jurors
Us: Dwormarc and D'arcemplato Argue, Xan Intervenes
Neurodivergence Rules: Xan, D'arcemplato, and Dwormarc Take Different Positions on Crusoc's Trial
The Verdict: Crusoc Asks for Forgiveness
Dwormarc, D'arcemplato, Li Bai, and Xan Weigh in
the Jury Decides PART III The Contribution of Critical Game Theory 12 What Critical Game Theory Adds to Mainstream Game Theory, MGT Story 1: Which Passing Shot? MGT Story 2: The GPA Rat Race, MGT Story 3: "Which Tire?" MGT Story 4: Why Are Professors So Mean? MGT Story 5: Roommates on the Brink MGT Story 6: The Dating Game MGT Story 7: Commensurability MGT Story 8: Transitivity MGT Story 9: No Money Pumps MGT Story 10: Independence MGT Story 11: Interchangeability MGT Story 12a: Randomization, Redux, Part 1 MGT Story 12b: Randomization, Redux, Part 2 MGT Story 12c: Randomization, Redux, Part 3 A Note on Kantian Randomization Chapter Teaching/Learning Notes 13 Critical Game Theory and Different Disciplines I. Econ: Philosophical Economics II. Evo: History, Political Science, Sociology, Anthropology III. Lit: Literary Criticism, Literature, Psychology, Religion IV. Futures: Possible Directions for CGT, Postlude
Acknowledgements
Prelude Lit, Evo, and Econ
Teaching/Learning Notes
Postlude 1 Egoism and Altruism Science Poetry: Lucretius Refects
The Altru Superego and Altru ID Play a Game
The Unhappy Altruist: The Altru I serves the Ego It
Schelling Explains
The Joy of Cooking: Rombauer is Referenced
Two Ego Players Make Their Recipes PART I The Prisoner's Dilemma Reimagined 2 Lit and its Laws
Daffodils and Dalmatians: Crusoc-a Cruella-Socrates AI Dog-Describes Their Recent Trial
Law: Pluto-a Plato AI Dog-Visits Crusoc in Prison 3 Symmetry: We Are the Same
Reading Gaol: An Ego Prisoner Refects
John Nash Talks with Crusoc
Silent as the Grave: An Altru Prisoner Refects
Kongqiu Talks with Crusoc
Frustration: A Maso Prisoner Reflects
Nietzsche Writes to Crusoc
In Spite: A Sado Prisoner Reflects
Crusoc Replies to Nietzsche 4 One of Us Is Self-Oriented, One of Us Is Other-Oriented
You Love Me More: An Altru Prisoner Sacrifices
Crusoc Talks with Mary Shelley
Our Son: An Altru Mother Sacrifices
Andrea Dworkin Talks with Crusoc
Pyre: Arjuna talks with Crusoc
A Maso Prisoner Muses
Prometheus: Marx talks with Crusoc
A Sado Prisoner Rejoices 5 One of Us Is Evo, One of Us Is Entro
Make or Break: A Prisoner Reflects
Crusoc tells Pluto a Story
I'm Going Down: A Prisoner's Maso Manifesto
Laozi Talks with Crusoc
Fickle: An Altru Prisoner Talks to a Sado One
Aristotle Weighs In
Rebellion: A Prisoner Reflects
Crusoc Talks with Martin Luther King
6 We Are Opposed
Strikeout: A Prisoner Laments
Rousseau Accuses Crusoc
Bonnie and Clyde: Bonnie Says Goodbye
Crusoc Pleads
Therapy: A Maso-Altru Convo
Freud talks with Crusoc
The End of the Affair: Crusoc and Xan Plead
Hits and Misses: Pluto Describes Crusoc's Last Day
Xan Rebukes Pluto PART II Radicalism Reimagined 7 Where Entro Is, Let Evo Be
We Can Fly: D'arcemplato Tells Crusoc to Be Bold
Anti-Matter: Emma Tells Crusoc to Be Careful 8 American Unfreedom
Bodiless Programs: Crusoc Asks to Be Put on Trial
D'arcemplato and Crusoc Discuss the Bases for Self-Governing Communities
We're Equal: Crusoc Asserts Moral Parity Between Ancient Athens and America and Calls for Different Camps to Ally
Divergence: Crusoc Calls for Self-Governance
D'arcemplato Expresses a Reservation
Elite Secession: Emma G. Argues for Anarchy, Crusoc for Regulation 9 Unser Ding
Are You Sorry? Marx and Nietzsche Reminisce
Angela-Karl and Annalena-Friedrich Ask the Polis for Support
Germania: Friedrich and Annalena Discuss Election Strategy
Rage: Nietzsche Keeps his Mouth Shut with Hegel
Art: D'arcemplato Wonders About the Limits of Cultural Freedom 10 The President of the World
Populocracy: Nehru-Buddha and Gandhi-Durga Discuss Their Chances in the Election
Medianocracy: Mao-Lao and Chiang-Kong Strategize
Evocracy: Durga and Mao Answer Questions in a Debate
Wrong: Jeferson Repents, in Part
Nehru, Buddha, and Durga Discuss the Election Result 11 Neuropolitics
Fugazi: Crusoc Apologizes to the Jurors
Us: Dwormarc and D'arcemplato Argue, Xan Intervenes
Neurodivergence Rules: Xan, D'arcemplato, and Dwormarc Take Different Positions on Crusoc's Trial
The Verdict: Crusoc Asks for Forgiveness
Dwormarc, D'arcemplato, Li Bai, and Xan Weigh in
the Jury Decides PART III The Contribution of Critical Game Theory 12 What Critical Game Theory Adds to Mainstream Game Theory, MGT Story 1: Which Passing Shot? MGT Story 2: The GPA Rat Race, MGT Story 3: "Which Tire?" MGT Story 4: Why Are Professors So Mean? MGT Story 5: Roommates on the Brink MGT Story 6: The Dating Game MGT Story 7: Commensurability MGT Story 8: Transitivity MGT Story 9: No Money Pumps MGT Story 10: Independence MGT Story 11: Interchangeability MGT Story 12a: Randomization, Redux, Part 1 MGT Story 12b: Randomization, Redux, Part 2 MGT Story 12c: Randomization, Redux, Part 3 A Note on Kantian Randomization Chapter Teaching/Learning Notes 13 Critical Game Theory and Different Disciplines I. Econ: Philosophical Economics II. Evo: History, Political Science, Sociology, Anthropology III. Lit: Literary Criticism, Literature, Psychology, Religion IV. Futures: Possible Directions for CGT, Postlude
Prelude Lit, Evo, and Econ
Teaching/Learning Notes
Postlude 1 Egoism and Altruism Science Poetry: Lucretius Refects
The Altru Superego and Altru ID Play a Game
The Unhappy Altruist: The Altru I serves the Ego It
Schelling Explains
The Joy of Cooking: Rombauer is Referenced
Two Ego Players Make Their Recipes PART I The Prisoner's Dilemma Reimagined 2 Lit and its Laws
Daffodils and Dalmatians: Crusoc-a Cruella-Socrates AI Dog-Describes Their Recent Trial
Law: Pluto-a Plato AI Dog-Visits Crusoc in Prison 3 Symmetry: We Are the Same
Reading Gaol: An Ego Prisoner Refects
John Nash Talks with Crusoc
Silent as the Grave: An Altru Prisoner Refects
Kongqiu Talks with Crusoc
Frustration: A Maso Prisoner Reflects
Nietzsche Writes to Crusoc
In Spite: A Sado Prisoner Reflects
Crusoc Replies to Nietzsche 4 One of Us Is Self-Oriented, One of Us Is Other-Oriented
You Love Me More: An Altru Prisoner Sacrifices
Crusoc Talks with Mary Shelley
Our Son: An Altru Mother Sacrifices
Andrea Dworkin Talks with Crusoc
Pyre: Arjuna talks with Crusoc
A Maso Prisoner Muses
Prometheus: Marx talks with Crusoc
A Sado Prisoner Rejoices 5 One of Us Is Evo, One of Us Is Entro
Make or Break: A Prisoner Reflects
Crusoc tells Pluto a Story
I'm Going Down: A Prisoner's Maso Manifesto
Laozi Talks with Crusoc
Fickle: An Altru Prisoner Talks to a Sado One
Aristotle Weighs In
Rebellion: A Prisoner Reflects
Crusoc Talks with Martin Luther King
6 We Are Opposed
Strikeout: A Prisoner Laments
Rousseau Accuses Crusoc
Bonnie and Clyde: Bonnie Says Goodbye
Crusoc Pleads
Therapy: A Maso-Altru Convo
Freud talks with Crusoc
The End of the Affair: Crusoc and Xan Plead
Hits and Misses: Pluto Describes Crusoc's Last Day
Xan Rebukes Pluto PART II Radicalism Reimagined 7 Where Entro Is, Let Evo Be
We Can Fly: D'arcemplato Tells Crusoc to Be Bold
Anti-Matter: Emma Tells Crusoc to Be Careful 8 American Unfreedom
Bodiless Programs: Crusoc Asks to Be Put on Trial
D'arcemplato and Crusoc Discuss the Bases for Self-Governing Communities
We're Equal: Crusoc Asserts Moral Parity Between Ancient Athens and America and Calls for Different Camps to Ally
Divergence: Crusoc Calls for Self-Governance
D'arcemplato Expresses a Reservation
Elite Secession: Emma G. Argues for Anarchy, Crusoc for Regulation 9 Unser Ding
Are You Sorry? Marx and Nietzsche Reminisce
Angela-Karl and Annalena-Friedrich Ask the Polis for Support
Germania: Friedrich and Annalena Discuss Election Strategy
Rage: Nietzsche Keeps his Mouth Shut with Hegel
Art: D'arcemplato Wonders About the Limits of Cultural Freedom 10 The President of the World
Populocracy: Nehru-Buddha and Gandhi-Durga Discuss Their Chances in the Election
Medianocracy: Mao-Lao and Chiang-Kong Strategize
Evocracy: Durga and Mao Answer Questions in a Debate
Wrong: Jeferson Repents, in Part
Nehru, Buddha, and Durga Discuss the Election Result 11 Neuropolitics
Fugazi: Crusoc Apologizes to the Jurors
Us: Dwormarc and D'arcemplato Argue, Xan Intervenes
Neurodivergence Rules: Xan, D'arcemplato, and Dwormarc Take Different Positions on Crusoc's Trial
The Verdict: Crusoc Asks for Forgiveness
Dwormarc, D'arcemplato, Li Bai, and Xan Weigh in
the Jury Decides PART III The Contribution of Critical Game Theory 12 What Critical Game Theory Adds to Mainstream Game Theory, MGT Story 1: Which Passing Shot? MGT Story 2: The GPA Rat Race, MGT Story 3: "Which Tire?" MGT Story 4: Why Are Professors So Mean? MGT Story 5: Roommates on the Brink MGT Story 6: The Dating Game MGT Story 7: Commensurability MGT Story 8: Transitivity MGT Story 9: No Money Pumps MGT Story 10: Independence MGT Story 11: Interchangeability MGT Story 12a: Randomization, Redux, Part 1 MGT Story 12b: Randomization, Redux, Part 2 MGT Story 12c: Randomization, Redux, Part 3 A Note on Kantian Randomization Chapter Teaching/Learning Notes 13 Critical Game Theory and Different Disciplines I. Econ: Philosophical Economics II. Evo: History, Political Science, Sociology, Anthropology III. Lit: Literary Criticism, Literature, Psychology, Religion IV. Futures: Possible Directions for CGT, Postlude