Causal Laws and Effective Strategies¶
Cartwright, N. (1979). Causal Laws and Effective Strategies. Noûs, 13(4), 419-437.
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- Causality
- This tension does not block practical causal reasoning — it motivates rigor in specifying which account (or combination) is doing the work in a particular context.
This sourceArgues that causal laws are irreducible to laws of association because causes raise the probability of effects only within causally homogeneous backgrounds; this irreducibility motivates causal pluralism.
- This tension does not block practical causal reasoning — it motivates rigor in specifying which account (or combination) is doing the work in a particular context.
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