Titlebook: Explanation in the Special Sciences; The Case of Biology Marie I. Kaiser,Oliver R. Scholz,Andreas Hüttemann Book 2014 Springer Science+Bus

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Physiologische Prinzipien der Muskelmechanikarrative descriptions of causal mechanisms. I shall show how adopting a mechanistic approach to explanation can provide resources to address some important aspects of human historiographic explanation, including problems concerning event individuation, historical meaning, agency, the role of laws, and the nature of contingency.

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Explaining Roman History: A Case Studytentions, concepts of geography, and the like, which have to be reconstructed in a tedious way from the scarce surviving evidence, in order to obtain explanations for the strategic decisions made by the Romans.

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Causal Explanation and Historical Meaning: How to Solve the Problem of the Specific Historical Relatrsial thesis of backward causation? After discussing Danto’s thesis at some length, I argue first very generally in favour of a counterfactual analysis of causality and, second, that an expansion or revision of this analysis can solve the problem of this specific historical relation between events.

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Book 2014onary past. Maximizing the opportunities for cross-fertilization in these two fields requires an accurate reckoning of their commonalities and differences—precisely what this volume sets out to achieve. Specially commissioned essays by a team of recognized international researchers cover the full pa

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Causal Graphs and Biological Mechanismsgical practice, namely, feedback regulation of fatty acid biosynthesis in ., we show that causal graph theoretical models can account for feedback as well as for the multilevel character of mechanisms. However, we do not claim that causal graph theoretical representations of mechanisms are advantage

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Mechanisms, Patho-Mechanisms, and the Explanation of Disease in Scientifically Based Clinical Medicito be the most proximate notions of order in systems combining inciting and inhibitory causal relations. However, a knowledge of the laws of living matter is declined. These findings suggest that mechanistic bases are akin to causal bases and that explanation in medicine is supported by these object