Can we Rationally Talk about Pictorial Action Possibilities?

The paper examines action possibility connected to them. It aims to show that depicted objects can recall action possibilities and how this phenomenon is perfectly coherent with the ration-ality of human beings. According to classical view, the actionpossibility depends on the fact that you can really act on the object that represents the action possibility as having. Hence an agent can not intend to act on the target that he/she believes are depicted objects, without being guilty of irrationality. The authors show how empirical evidence form visual neuro-science can endorse a different point of view