`No necessary connection:' The medieval roots of the occasionalist roots of Hume.
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Hobbes's theory of causality and its Aristotelian background.
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Unpacking the Monad: Leibniz's theory of causality.
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From immanent natures to nature as artifice: The reinterpretation of final causes in...
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Formal causation and the explanation of intentionality in Descartes.
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William of Ockham's distinction between `real' efficient causes and strictly sine qua non...
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Causality and demonstration: An early scholastic posterior analytics commentary.
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- Monist, 1996, v. 79, n. 3, p. 325
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Al-Ghazali on necessary causality in the incoherence of the philosophers.
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