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Causal Laws are Objectifications of Inductive Schemes can be objectified under certain illuminating conditions. Hence, my final answer is that a causal law is a proposition which can be true or false and has the logical form of a law of succession, and with which a particular inductive behavior (= ranking function) is uniquely associated via the above

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A Reason for Explanation: Explanations Provide Stable Reasons scientific understanding. So, the argument is completed by the observation that, on the basis of the given explications, having an explanation is (almost) equivalent to knowing an ultimately stable reason (section 9.5).

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The Character of Color Terms: A Materialist Viewming that our context world is presumably such that (5) the statement “. appears red to . iff . causes . to be in a certain neural state .” is necessarily true and (6) the statement “. is red iff the reflectance spectrum of the surface of . is of a certain kind .” is necessarily true as well.

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The Intentional Versus the Propositional Structure of Contents (section 16.4), and a third theoretical one alluding to a deep principle of philosophical psychology (which I call the Invariance Principle) (section 16.5). Section 16.6 concludes with some skeptical remarks on the primacy of sentence over word meaning.

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Zentrale Ergebnisse der Studie,hat might explain many problems and confusions concerning probabilistic causation. Section 2.6 finally resolves the conflict by arguing that the structural approach assuming transitivity yields the most general theory of causation and by showing under which conditions causal chains conform to the ot

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10954-9 can be objectified under certain illuminating conditions. Hence, my final answer is that a causal law is a proposition which can be true or false and has the logical form of a law of succession, and with which a particular inductive behavior (= ranking function) is uniquely associated via the above

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Versicherung und Risikoforschung scientific understanding. So, the argument is completed by the observation that, on the basis of the given explications, having an explanation is (almost) equivalent to knowing an ultimately stable reason (section 9.5).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10958-7ming that our context world is presumably such that (5) the statement “. appears red to . iff . causes . to be in a certain neural state .” is necessarily true and (6) the statement “. is red iff the reflectance spectrum of the surface of . is of a certain kind .” is necessarily true as well.