Includes bibliographical references (p. 171-175) and index.
Contents:
Overview: Broad considerations in the relation of means and ends, treating and healing -- Cognitive semantic structures in informal means/ends reasoning -- Health and disease: fluid concepts evolved non-literally -- John Dewey's perspectives on means and ends: the setting which makes informal deliberation necessary -- John Dewey's view of situations, problems, means and ends -- Preference, utility and value in means and ends reasoning -- Full spectrum means and ends reasoning.
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