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"This book critically examines the recent discussions of powers and powers-based accounts of causation. The author then develops an original view of powers-based causation that aims to be compatible with the theories and findings of natural science. Recently, there has been a dramatic revival o...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "This book critically examines the recent discussions of powers and powers-based accounts of causation. The author then develops an original view of powers-based causation that aims to be compatible with the theories and findings of natural science. Recently, there has been a dramatic revival of realist approaches to properties and causation, which focus on the relevance of Aristotelian metaphysics and the notion of powers for a scientifically informed view of causation. In this book, R.D. Ingthorsson argues that one central feature of powers-based accounts of causation is arguably incompatible with what is today recognized as fact in the sciences, notably that all interactions are thoroughly reciprocal. Ingthorsson's powerful particulars view of powers-based causation accommodates for the reciprocity of interactions. It also draws out the consequences of that view for issue of causal necessity and offers a way to understand the constitution and persistence of compound objects as causal phenomena. Furthermore, Ingthorsson argues that compound entities, so understood, are just as much processes as they are substances. A Powerful Particulars View of Causation will be of great interest to scholars and advanced students working in metaphysics, philosophy of science, and neo-Aristotelian philosophy, while also being accessible for a general audience." |
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| adam_text | Contents Preface Acknowledgements 1 Introduction 1.1 The Aims of this Book 1 1.2 The Outline of the Book 4 1.3 Causation, Metaphysics, and Our Understanding of the Natural World 5 1.4 Causation Is Only One of Many Forms of Natural Determination 9 1.5 Standard Approaches to Causation 10 1.6 Powers-Based Approaches 11 1.7 The Challenge from Modern Science 13 1.8 The Empiricist Bias 14 1.9 About the Method of My Project 15 2 Powers-Based vs. Neo-Humean Approaches 2.1 Explaining vs. Characterising Causation 20 2.2 Powers-based and Neo-Humean Accounts Compatible on the Level of Characterisation 23 2.3 Hume’s Discussion of Causation 26 2.4 The Tools of the Dominant Strategies 29 2.5 Does It Really Matter? 31 3 Causal Realism 3.1 Powers-Based Accounts 34 3.2 Salmon: Causal Production as Interaction Between Causal Processes 36 3.3 The Transmission Account of Causation 37 3.4 Ned Hall on the Generative Conception of Causation 40
vi Contents 3.5 Stuart Glennan: The Mechanistic Account of Causai Production 41 3.6 Causation as a Continuous Process of Production 44 3.7 The Standard View 45 3.8 Action or Influence in the Standard View 49 3.9 Two Types of Empiricism 51 3.10 A Return to the Empiricist Reduction of Causes 52 4 Causal Production 58 4.1 The Standard View: A Reminder 58 4.2 A Fundamental Flaw in the Standard View 59 4.3 Colloquial Language vs. Science: Action’, ‘Reaction’, and ‘Interaction’ 60 4.4 Reciprocity of Interactions 62 4.5 Bunge’s Rejection of Interaction as the Basis of Causation 65 4.6 Interaction Involves Production 68 4.7 Unidirectionality Due to Agency Bias 69 4.8 Interactions are Causally Fundamental 71 4.9 Necessary Connections 72 4.10 Production Requires Endurance and an A View of Time 73 4.11 Simultaneous Causation 74 4.12 Causation a Form of One-Sided Existential Dependence 78 4.13 The Asymmetry of Causation 79 4.14 Conclusion 81 5 Causal Necessity 5.1 Causal Necessity as Logical Necessity 84 5.2 The Problem of Action at a Temporal Distance 86 5.3 The Problem of Interference and Prevention 88 5.4 The Standard View Response 91 5.5 Interference and Prevention in Powers-Based Causation 95 5.6 Causal Necessity Without Ceteris Paribus Clause 98 5.7 Conclusion 98 83 6 Constitution and Persistence 6.1 The Incompatibility of Causation, Constitution, and Persistence 100 6.2 Characterisations 101 6.3 A Causal Account of Constitution and Persistence 103 99
Contents vii 6.4 6.5 Problems? 104 Concluding Remarks 105 7 Substance and Process 7.1 Substance Ontology 107 7.2 The Paradigm of Substance Ontology 108 7.3 Aristotelian Substance Ontology 112 7.4 Process Ontology 115 7.5 The Problem of Process Ontology 119 7.6 A World of Processes/Substances 121 106 8 Powers 123 8.1 Preliminary Remarks About My Treatment of Powers 123 8.2 Different Views of Powers 124 8.3 Are Qualities Observable? 125 8.4 A Priori Reason for Qualities Being Fundamental 127 8.5 Hume’s Separation of Quality and Causal Role 129 8.6 The Powerful Qualities View Implicit in the Scientific Image 131 8.7 Locke’s Powerful Qualities View 134 8.8 Properties and Conditionals 138 8.9 The Determinate Nature of Onmanifesting Powers 140 8.10 Active and Passive Powers 141 8.11 The Problem of Fit 143 8.12 What Is Doing the Work: Powers or Particulars? 144 8.13 Concluding Remark 148 9 A Critique of Counterfactual Theories of Causation 149 9.1 The Appeal of CTCs 149 9.2 Counterfactuals Explain Causation vs. Causation Explains Counterfactuals? 152 9.3 The Ordinary Concepts of Cause and Counterfactual Dependence 155 9.4 Possible Worlds: Truth-Conditions or Truthmakers? 157 9.5 Possible Worlds as Truthmakers: Concrete or Abstract? 159 9.6 Neo-Humean Metaphysics and CTCs 162 9.7 Comparative Similarity and Supervenience 166 9.8 Conclusion 168
viii Contents 10 The Contrast to Alternative Views 170 10.1 The Neo-Humean Contrast 170 10.2 The Causal Objectivist Contrast 171 10.3 The Contrast to the Standard View 172 10.4 Contrast to Powers-Based Accounts I: Relational Realism 173 10.5 Contrast to Powers-Based Accounts II: Process Realism 174 10.6 Contrast to Powers-Based Accounts III: Structural Accounts 174 10.7 Contrast to 20th-Century Friends of Powers 176 10.8 Concluding Remark 177 Bibliography Index 179 190
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Contents Preface Acknowledgements 1 Introduction 1.1 The Aims of this Book 1 1.2 The Outline of the Book 4 1.3 Causation, Metaphysics, and Our Understanding of the Natural World 5 1.4 Causation Is Only One of Many Forms of Natural Determination 9 1.5 Standard Approaches to Causation 10 1.6 Powers-Based Approaches 11 1.7 The Challenge from Modern Science 13 1.8 The Empiricist Bias 14 1.9 About the Method of My Project 15 2 Powers-Based vs. Neo-Humean Approaches 2.1 Explaining vs. Characterising Causation 20 2.2 Powers-based and Neo-Humean Accounts Compatible on the Level of Characterisation 23 2.3 Hume’s Discussion of Causation 26 2.4 The Tools of the Dominant Strategies 29 2.5 Does It Really Matter? 31 3 Causal Realism 3.1 Powers-Based Accounts 34 3.2 Salmon: Causal Production as Interaction Between Causal Processes 36 3.3 The Transmission Account of Causation 37 3.4 Ned Hall on the Generative Conception of Causation 40
vi Contents 3.5 Stuart Glennan: The Mechanistic Account of Causai Production 41 3.6 Causation as a Continuous Process of Production 44 3.7 The Standard View 45 3.8 Action or Influence in the Standard View 49 3.9 Two Types of Empiricism 51 3.10 A Return to the Empiricist Reduction of Causes 52 4 Causal Production 58 4.1 The Standard View: A Reminder 58 4.2 A Fundamental Flaw in the Standard View 59 4.3 Colloquial Language vs. Science: Action’, ‘Reaction’, and ‘Interaction’ 60 4.4 Reciprocity of Interactions 62 4.5 Bunge’s Rejection of Interaction as the Basis of Causation 65 4.6 Interaction Involves Production 68 4.7 Unidirectionality Due to Agency Bias 69 4.8 Interactions are Causally Fundamental 71 4.9 Necessary Connections 72 4.10 Production Requires Endurance and an A View of Time 73 4.11 Simultaneous Causation 74 4.12 Causation a Form of One-Sided Existential Dependence 78 4.13 The Asymmetry of Causation 79 4.14 Conclusion 81 5 Causal Necessity 5.1 Causal Necessity as Logical Necessity 84 5.2 The Problem of Action at a Temporal Distance 86 5.3 The Problem of Interference and Prevention 88 5.4 The Standard View Response 91 5.5 Interference and Prevention in Powers-Based Causation 95 5.6 Causal Necessity Without Ceteris Paribus Clause 98 5.7 Conclusion 98 83 6 Constitution and Persistence 6.1 The Incompatibility of Causation, Constitution, and Persistence 100 6.2 Characterisations 101 6.3 A Causal Account of Constitution and Persistence 103 99
Contents vii 6.4 6.5 Problems? 104 Concluding Remarks 105 7 Substance and Process 7.1 Substance Ontology 107 7.2 The Paradigm of Substance Ontology 108 7.3 Aristotelian Substance Ontology 112 7.4 Process Ontology 115 7.5 The Problem of Process Ontology 119 7.6 A World of Processes/Substances 121 106 8 Powers 123 8.1 Preliminary Remarks About My Treatment of Powers 123 8.2 Different Views of Powers 124 8.3 Are Qualities Observable? 125 8.4 A Priori Reason for Qualities Being Fundamental 127 8.5 Hume’s Separation of Quality and Causal Role 129 8.6 The Powerful Qualities View Implicit in the Scientific Image 131 8.7 Locke’s Powerful Qualities View 134 8.8 Properties and Conditionals 138 8.9 The Determinate Nature of Onmanifesting Powers 140 8.10 Active and Passive Powers 141 8.11 The Problem of Fit 143 8.12 What Is Doing the Work: Powers or Particulars? 144 8.13 Concluding Remark 148 9 A Critique of Counterfactual Theories of Causation 149 9.1 The Appeal of CTCs 149 9.2 Counterfactuals Explain Causation vs. Causation Explains Counterfactuals? 152 9.3 The Ordinary Concepts of Cause and Counterfactual Dependence 155 9.4 Possible Worlds: Truth-Conditions or Truthmakers? 157 9.5 Possible Worlds as Truthmakers: Concrete or Abstract? 159 9.6 Neo-Humean Metaphysics and CTCs 162 9.7 Comparative Similarity and Supervenience 166 9.8 Conclusion 168
viii Contents 10 The Contrast to Alternative Views 170 10.1 The Neo-Humean Contrast 170 10.2 The Causal Objectivist Contrast 171 10.3 The Contrast to the Standard View 172 10.4 Contrast to Powers-Based Accounts I: Relational Realism 173 10.5 Contrast to Powers-Based Accounts II: Process Realism 174 10.6 Contrast to Powers-Based Accounts III: Structural Accounts 174 10.7 Contrast to 20th-Century Friends of Powers 176 10.8 Concluding Remark 177 Bibliography Index 179 190 |
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