Proportionality in Causation, Part II: Applications and Challenges

Philosophy Compass 19 (1):e12960 (2024)
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In ‘Proportionality in Causation, Part I: Theories’, I presented various ways of understanding the idea that causes which are ‘proportional’ to their effects are in some sense preferable. In this companion article, I discuss the principal applications of the resulting theories of proportionality, and the challenges they face.

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