Andreas Hüttemann
Abstract
Chpater 4 argues that an account of causation in terms of quasi-inertial processes and interferences handles problematic cases of pre-emption and overdetermination better than rival accounts. It also explains why and how the causal relations fail to be transitive.
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Chpater 4 argues that an account of causation in terms of quasi-inertial processes and interferences handles problematic cases of pre-emption and overdetermination better than rival accounts. It also explains why and how the causal relations fail to be transitive.
Key concepts: Causation, Overdetermination, Transitive relation, Epistemology, Psychology, Positive economics, Philosophy, Mathematics