Reasons for Reliance

Alonso, Facundo M.

doi:10.1086/683536

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“…The GBL and the EPL are visible due to historical successes and attract high consumption levels through multimedia (Ajadi et al 2020). As with any other sport institution, they are expected to rely on fans (Garbarino and Johnson 1999) and thus benefit from higher levels of fan consumption intentions (Cho et al 2020) under the assumption that any related decision can be justified and would not substantially hamper the existent level of reliance (Alonso 2016). These discussions lead to the following hypotheses: H 4 Higher levels of reliance would positively impact the multimedia consumption intention.…”

Section: Level Of Reliance In Sport Leaguesmentioning

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Strategies of German Bundesliga and English Premier League clubs for the COVID-19 crisis: the case of international broadcasting fans

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During the COVID-19 pandemic that paused sports worldwide, the German Bundesliga League (GBL) and English Premier League (EPL) took two different strategic approaches to agree with their players on returning to play. To become better informed and prepared for future crisis management, this study examines consumer responses to these opposing strategies. We also identify how perceived organizational legitimacy, trustworthiness, reliance, and justifiability have an impact on consumer multimedia consumption of the games. A sample of 503 participants responded to an online questionnaire regarding the contrasting decisions taken by the GBL and the EPL during the global health crisis. SEM with multi-group analysis was conducted to test the research hypotheses. When comparing the two selected sport leagues, the league that reached an agreement with their players experienced higher levels of perceived legitimacy while needing fewer perceptions of trustworthiness, reliance, and justifiability to obtain higher multimedia consumption intention from consumers.

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“…25 Certainly, if Maria and I each eventually form the intention that we dance, partly in reliance on conditions (a)-(c) to hold, and if those conditions do hold, then both our intentions that we dance will have settled the issue of our dancing the tango in fact-that is, they will have led us to dance the tango together in an appropriate way. 26 In this section I appeal to a view of reliance I have developed in greater detail elsewhere (Alonso 2014(Alonso , 2016a of believing that p disposes one to deliberate, plan, and act on the basis of p under relevant conditions. Suppose that I want to climb down a rock and that I am wondering about whether a piece of rope will hold my weight.…”

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Intending, Settling, and Relying

Alonso¹

2017

Oxford Scholarship Online

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Philosophers of action of different persuasions have suggested that there is a tight connection between the phenomenon of intending and the phenomena of "being settled on" and of "settling" a course of action. My intention to attend a conference this weekend settles in my mind the issue of what to do then. It also settles that issue in fact, since it leads me to attend the conference this weekend. Many have suggested, in addition, that the cited connection supports an important constraint on intention. The constraint, to put it simply, is that one may only intend what one takes one's so intending as settling. Thus, one cannot intend to win the lottery if one does not take one's so intending as settling the issue of one's winning it, as being efficacious in causing that result. This condition has traditionally been understood as a doxastic constraint on intention: what one takes one's intention as settling is what one believes one's so intending as settling.In this paper I propose an alternative conception of such a constraint. I suggest that we conceive of it in terms of the attitude of reliance, rather than of belief. My aim in the paper is three-fold: to clarify the connection between intending to act and the phenomena of being settled on and of settling a course of action; to provide support for the reliance conception of the cited constraint; and to show that this conception drives a wedge in the familiar dispute, between doxastic and conative accounts of intention, as to whether intending to act necessarily involves the belief that one will so act.

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“…26.Holton (1994, 68–69) thinks, in addition, that there is a parallel contrast between reasons for belief and reasons for reliance. I discuss reasons for reliance in Alonso (ms). …”

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“…In this article, I concentrate on the conceptual framework and metaphysics of reliance. I address the question of the normativity of reliance elsewhere (Alonso, ms). Throughout this article, I will be trying to elucidate important aspects of reliance by drawing a contrast with the attitude of belief.…”

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What is reliance?

Alonso

2014

Can. J. of Philosophy

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In this article I attempt to provide a conceptual framework for thinking about reliance in a systematic way. I argue that reliance is a cognitive attitude that has a tighter connection to the guidance of our thought and action than ordinary belief does. My main thesis is that reliance has a ‘constitutive aim’: namely, it aims at guiding our thought and action in a way that is sensible from the standpoint of practical or theoretical ends. This helps explain why reliance is, in contrast to belief, typically formed and revised in response to pragmatic considerations.

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Reasons for Reliance

Cited by 21 publications

References 23 publications

Strategies of German Bundesliga and English Premier League clubs for the COVID-19 crisis: the case of international broadcasting fans

Strategies of German Bundesliga and English Premier League clubs for the COVID-19 crisis: the case of international broadcasting fans

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