A causal model for causal priority
Erkenntnis 21 (1):31 - 44 (1984)
| Abstract | Recent attempts to fix the direction of causal priority without reference to the direction of temporal priority have begun with an analysis of the causal relation itself. I offer a method, based on causal modelling theory, designed to determine the direction of causal priority while remaining as agnostic as possible about the nature of the causal relation. | |||||||||
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