Causality
Aristotle, Aristotle's Legacy, Descartes, Descartes's Successors, Hume, Kant
The causality debate has been centered on two issues, one metaphysical, the other epistemic. The metaphysical issue concerns the nature of the connection between cause and effect: How and in virtue of what does the cause bring about the effect? The epistemic issue concerns the possibility of causal knowledge: How, if at all, can causal knowledge be obtained?
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- Causality - Aristotle
- Causality - Aristotle's Legacy
- Causality - Descartes
- Causality - Descartes's Successors
- Causality - Hume
- Causality - Kant
- Causality - The Regularity View Of Causality
- Causality - Mill
- Causality - Logical Positivism
- Causality - Deductive-nomological Explanation
- Causality - Laws Of Nature
- Causality - Inus Conditions
- Causality - Counterfactual Dependence
- Causality - Probabilistic Causality
- Causality - Causes As Recipes
- Causality - Physical Causality
- Causality - Neo-aristotelianism
- Causality - Bibliography
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