<Regular Articles>Analyzing causal pluralism: An attempt to unify metaphysical monism and conceptual pluralism of causation

Causal pluralism, which is recently prosperous, is not a concrete single position and actually consists of many types of theories that are different with one other. As a result, this position has not been analyzed sufficiently. In this paper, I will consider some versions of pluralism, and attach importance to a position called "Relabeling". In order to make implication the position holds explicit, I will try to provide a common base to interpret both conceptual pluralism and metaphysical monism of causation