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THINKING ABOUT CAUSES: FROM GREEK PHILOSOPHY TO MODERN By Peter Machamer

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ISBN-10
0822943093
Book Title
Thinking about Causes: From Greek Philosophy to Modern Physics
Genre
PHILOSOPHY
ISBN
9780822943099
Subject Area
Philosophy, Science
Publication Name
Thinking about Causes : from Greek Philosophy to Modern Physics
Publisher
University of Pittsburgh Press
Item Length
9 in
Subject
Philosophy & Social Aspects, General
Publication Year
2007
Series
Pitt Konstanz Phil Hist Scienc Ser.
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1 in
Author
Gereon Wolters
Item Weight
20.2 Oz
Item Width
6 in
Number of Pages
384 Pages

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Publisher
University of Pittsburgh Press
ISBN-10
0822943093
ISBN-13
9780822943099
eBay Product ID (ePID)
57095081

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
384 Pages
Publication Name
Thinking about Causes : from Greek Philosophy to Modern Physics
Language
English
Subject
Philosophy & Social Aspects, General
Publication Year
2007
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Philosophy, Science
Author
Gereon Wolters
Series
Pitt Konstanz Phil Hist Scienc Ser.
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
20.2 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2007-006104
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
122.09
Synopsis
Emerging as a hot topic in the mid-twentieth century, causality is one of the most frequently discussed issues in contemporary philosophy. Causality has been a central concept in philosophy as well as in the sciences, especially the natural sciences, dating back to its beginning in Greek thought. David Hume famously claimed that causality is the cement of the universe. In general terms, it links eventualities, predicts the consequences of action, and is the cognitive basis for the acquisition and the use of categories and concepts in the child. Indeed, how could one answer why-questions, around which early rational thought begins to revolve, without hitting on the relationships between reason and consequence, cause and effect, or without drawing these distinctions? But a comprehensive definition of causality has been notoriously hard to provide, and virtually every aspect of causation has been subject to much debate and analysis. Thinking About Causes brings together top philosophers from the United States and Europe to focus on causality as a major force in philosophical and scientific thought. Topics addressed include: ancient Stoicism and moral philosophy; the case of sacramental causality; traditional causal concepts in Descartes; Kant on transcendental laws; the influence of J. S. Mill's politics on his concept of causation; plurality in causality; causality in modern physics; causality in economics; and the concept of free will.Taken together, the essays in this collection from the Pittsburgh -Konstanz series provide the best current thinking about causality, especially as it relates to the philosophy of science., Emerging as a hot topic in the mid-twentieth century, causality is one of the most frequently discussed issues in contemporary philosophy. Causality has been a central concept in philosophy as well as in the sciences, especially the natural sciences, dating back to its beginning in Greek thought. David Hume famously claimed that causality is the cement of the universe. In general terms, it links eventualities, predicts the consequences of action, and is the cognitive basis for the acquisition and the use of categories and concepts in the child. Indeed, how could one answer why-questions, around which early rational thought begins to revolve, without hitting on the relationships between reason and consequence, cause and effect, or without drawing these distinctions? But a comprehensive definition of causality has been notoriously hard to provide, and virtually every aspect of causation has been subject to much debate and analysis. Thinking about Causes brings together top philosophers from the United States and Europe to focus on causality as a major force in philosophical and scientific thought. Topics addressed include: ancient Stoicism and moral philosophy; the case of sacramental causality; traditional causal concepts in Descartes; Kant on transcendental laws; the influence of J. S. Mill's politics on his concept of causation; plurality in causality; causality in modern physics; causality in economics; and the concept of free will. Taken together, the essays in this collection provide the best current thinking about causality, especially as it relates to the philosophy of science., Emerging as a hot topic in the mid-twentieth century, causality is one of the most frequently discussed issues in contemporary philosophy. Causality has been a central concept in philosophy as well as in the sciences, especially the natural sciences, dating back to its beginning in Greek thought. David Hume famously claimed that causality is the cement of the universe. In general terms, it links eventualities, predicts the consequences of action, and is the cognitive basis for the acquisition and the use of categories and concepts in the child. Indeed, how could one answer why-questions, around which early rational thought begins to revolve, without hitting on the relationships between reason and consequence, cause and effect, or without drawing these distinctions? But a comprehensive definition of causality has been notoriously hard to provide, and virtually every aspect of causation has been subject to much debate and analysis. "Thinking about Causes" brings together top philosophers from the United States and Europe to focus on causality as a major force in philosophical and scientific thought. Topics addressed include: ancient Stoicism and moral philosophy; the case of sacramental causality; traditional causal concepts in Descartes; Kant on transcendental laws; the influence of J. S. Mill's politics on his concept of causation; plurality in causality; causality in modern physics; causality in economics; and the concept of free will. Taken together, the essays in this collection provide the best current thinking about causality, especially as it relates to the philosophy of science., Emerging as a hot topic in the mid-twentieth century, causality is one of the most frequently discussed issues in contemporary philosophy. Thinking about Causes brings together top philosophers from the United States and Europe to focus on causality as a major force in philosophical and scientific thought., Emerging as a hot topic in the mid-twentieth century, causality is one of the most frequently discussed issues in contemporary philosophy.  "Thinking about Causes" brings together top philosophers from the United States and Europe to focus on causality as a major force in philosophical and scientific thought.
LC Classification Number
BD541.T45 2007
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Copyright Date
2007

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