The purpose of this survey is to establish the role played by the evolution of theories of causality in the birth of classical physics. It presents itself as an alternative to the interpretations of the modern notion of cause proposed by positivism and the Heideggerian history of metaphysics. First, we show to what extent the ancient causal operator is different from the modern one. Whereas in the latter causality is thought of as a transitive and necessary relationship between homogeneous realities, the ancients conceive of causality as an absolute property, a pseudo-relation without converse where the effect belongs to a lesser ontological register. Thus, Plato and Aristotle have formulated the conditions of intelligibility of becoming, t...
The concept of cause is of extraordinary importance for the sci- ences. Scientists want to know the ...
Philosophy of causality meets information. Philosophical theorizing has been concerned at least sinc...
This paper looks at the causal activity of the unmoved mover of Aristotle. The author affirms both t...
This work aims to:- Establish and defend a definition of causality- Identify the characteristics of ...
It is generally accepted that early modern thinkers dispense with formal and final causes and identi...
The legitimacy of going back to the classical view of God’s action in the world based on the list of...
The notions or categories of causality and determinism have accompanied the formation of modern scie...
Causality in contemporary philosophy. Modem philosophical thinking about the notion of causation rev...
Abstract. The first part of the paper ∗ outlines the development of causal-ity in Greek philosophy. ...
Aristotelian causal theories incorporate some philosophically important features of the concept of c...
The theory of the four causes is one of the fundamental doctrines is Aristotle's Physics and Metaphy...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is the study of the causal relationship. The concept called “nai...
The accompanying thesis is entirely the result of my own research, except in so far as my ideas have...
‘The Union of Cause and Effect in Aristotle : Physics III 3’, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy, ...
Physical, historical and logical causality The term causality received special attention during the...
The concept of cause is of extraordinary importance for the sci- ences. Scientists want to know the ...
Philosophy of causality meets information. Philosophical theorizing has been concerned at least sinc...
This paper looks at the causal activity of the unmoved mover of Aristotle. The author affirms both t...
This work aims to:- Establish and defend a definition of causality- Identify the characteristics of ...
It is generally accepted that early modern thinkers dispense with formal and final causes and identi...
The legitimacy of going back to the classical view of God’s action in the world based on the list of...
The notions or categories of causality and determinism have accompanied the formation of modern scie...
Causality in contemporary philosophy. Modem philosophical thinking about the notion of causation rev...
Abstract. The first part of the paper ∗ outlines the development of causal-ity in Greek philosophy. ...
Aristotelian causal theories incorporate some philosophically important features of the concept of c...
The theory of the four causes is one of the fundamental doctrines is Aristotle's Physics and Metaphy...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is the study of the causal relationship. The concept called “nai...
The accompanying thesis is entirely the result of my own research, except in so far as my ideas have...
‘The Union of Cause and Effect in Aristotle : Physics III 3’, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy, ...
Physical, historical and logical causality The term causality received special attention during the...
The concept of cause is of extraordinary importance for the sci- ences. Scientists want to know the ...
Philosophy of causality meets information. Philosophical theorizing has been concerned at least sinc...
This paper looks at the causal activity of the unmoved mover of Aristotle. The author affirms both t...