Reply to skow
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 75 (1):163–167 (2007)
| Abstract | We have argued against a standard way of defining Humean supervenience about laws, and in favor of an alternative definition. Skow says that our argument against the standard definition makes a big mistake. He is right about this. But that mistake is correctable. Skow also argues that our alternative definition is seriously flawed. We think he is wrong about this. | |||||||||
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