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  1. Game theory and rational decision.Julius Sensat - 1997 - Erkenntnis 47 (3):379-410.
    In its classical conception, game theory aspires to be a determinate decision theory for games, understood as elements of a structurally specified domain. Its aim is to determine for each game in the domain a complete solution to each player's decision problem, a solution valid for all real-world instantiations, regardless of context. "Permissiveness" would constrain the theory to designate as admissible for a player any conjecture consistent with the function's designation of admissible strategies for the other players. Given permissiveness and (...)
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  • The theory of rationality for ideal games.Edward McClennen - 1992 - Philosophical Studies 65 (1-2):193 - 215.
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  • McClennen, harsanyi and the general theory of games: Some philosophical questions in the construction and justification of a theory of decision-making.R. E. Freeman - 1977 - Philosophical Studies 31 (2):123-131.
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