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The Temporal Asymmetry Of Causation Alison Fernandes

Name: The Temporal Asymmetry Of Causation Alison Fernandes
SKU: BELL-50262258
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.48 MB

Author: Alison Fernandes

ISBN: 9781108914765, 9781108823852, 1108914764, 1108823858

Language: English

Year: 2023

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The Temporal Asymmetry Of Causation Alison Fernandes by Alison Fernandes 9781108914765, 9781108823852, 1108914764, 1108823858 instant download after payment.

Causes always seem to come prior to their effects. What might explain this asymmetry? Causation's temporal asymmetry isn't straightforwardly due to a temporal asymmetry in the laws of nature—the laws are, by and large, temporally symmetric. Nor does the asymmetry appear due to an asymmetry in time itself. This Element examines recent empirical attempts to explain the temporal asymmetry of causation: statistical mechanical accounts, agency accounts and fork asymmetry accounts. None of these accounts are complete yet and a full explanation of the temporal asymmetry of causation will likely require contributions from all three programs.