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Counterfactuals And Probability 1st Edition Moritz Schulz

Name: Counterfactuals And Probability 1st Edition Moritz Schulz
SKU: BELL-5743224
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Publisher: OUP Premium : OUP Oxford;Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.91 MB

Pages: 256

Author: Moritz Schulz

ISBN: 9780191089060, 9780198785958, 0191089060, 019878595X

Language: English

Year: 2017

Edition: 1

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Counterfactuals And Probability 1st Edition Moritz Schulz by Moritz Schulz 9780191089060, 9780198785958, 0191089060, 019878595X instant download after payment.

This volume explores counterfactual thought and language. We can typically evaluate counterfactual questions probabilistically, predicting what would be likely or unlikely to happen. Schulz describes these probabilistic ways of evaluating counterfactual questions and turns the data into a novel account of the workings of counterfactual thought.
Abstract: This volume explores counterfactual thought and language. We can typically evaluate counterfactual questions probabilistically, predicting what would be likely or unlikely to happen. Schulz describes these probabilistic ways of evaluating counterfactual questions and turns the data into a novel account of the workings of counterfactual thought.