Resiliency, propensities, and causal necessity

Journal of Philosophy 74 (11):704-713 (1977)
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reprint Skyrms, Brian (2010) "Resiliency, propensities, and causal necessity". In Eagle, Antony, Philosophy of Probability: Contemporary Readings, pp. : Routledge (2010)

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