Causality

Philosophy 9 (35):319 - 327 (1934)
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Abstract

The image of nature as causality has been a major theme of science and poetry. It has been a symbol of hope and fear, of progress and futility. Yet its meaning has seldom been clear. Prior to any statement about the relation of causality to physical nature, life, and mind, its meaning should be established. I shall therefore first define causality, and I shall then discuss its applicability to nature

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Pre-analytical and post-analytical data.J. Loewenberg - 1927 - Journal of Philosophy 24 (1):5-14.

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