Structural Realism and Causation: An Unhappy Marriage?

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It has recently been objected that structural realism, in its various guises, is unable to adequately account for causal phenomena (see, for example, Psillos 2006). In this talk, I consider whether structural realism has the resources to address this objection

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Ioannis Votsis
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