Causality and Determination¶
Anscombe, G. E. M. (1971). Causality and Determination: An Inaugural Lecture. Collected Philosophical Papers, 2.
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- Causality
- The conceptual pluralism here is not a failure but a reflection of how causation is used in different domains, and switching between token and type, or between events and variables, without remarking the shift creates confusion.
This sourceArgues causation is the derivativeness of an effect from its causes and is not necessitation; defends genuine singular (token) causation.
- The conceptual pluralism here is not a failure but a reflection of how causation is used in different domains, and switching between token and type, or between events and variables, without remarking the shift creates confusion.
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