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Introduction

challenge

Discover why people act,
individually and jointly.

problem of action problem of joint action we don't need shared intention we do need shared intention Bratman's planning theory Pacherie's team reason- ing theory ??? } } decision theory game theory limits -- hi-lo, prsnr's dlmma team reasoning
Any questions about where we have been. Does this all make sense? Do you remember enough about what shared intention is?
These are the questions you would want to answer if you were going to pursue team reasoning.
[nb: am going to recap team reasoning later]

1. What is team reasoning? ✓

2. [background] aggregate subjects ✓

3. How might team reasoning be used in constructing a theory of shared intention? ✓