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The plans Nolan and Goyer have for Superman will be similar to their Batman, in that Superman seems to exist in a world where there are no other superheroes. While that may be a decent approach, it doesn't seem very different from past live action presentations. What I think they mean is that Superman will be grounded in a rational sense, or as rational as a Kryptonian demi-god can possibly be.
Interestingly this approach, if taken literally, would be contradictory to WB's plans to unite established heroes after their time in the sun. Nolan has called Batman 3 the conclusion to his grand narrative, so it's doubtful he'll carry on as director after he's through. The director of Man of Steel may feel differently at least after the initial reboot. I mention these because it would seem WB's JLA plans are still very likely despite Nolan's [possible] approach to Superman.
Still, it would benefit them to keep the Nolans happy.
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