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Applying Aristotle's Doctrine of Causation to Aboriginal and: Aristotle's doctrine on causation identifies four distinct types of cause: formal, efficient, material, and final.; www.springerlink.com

Another negation of negation: i.e. independent of necessity".; www.springerlink.com

Critical Realism: Oct 13, 2010 Causality – further elaborating on the four Aristotelian types of causation. ▪ ' Mechanism' vs. 'field' as explanatory concepts.; www.helsinki.fi

Redalyc.Towards a Multi-modal Causation Framework of: the multiplicity of its facets, we speak here of the “multi-modal causation model”.; redalyc.uaemex.mx

Interstitial Life: Novelty and Double Causality in Kant - Steven Shaviro: For with the Stoics (and in another way with the Epicureans).; www.shaviro.com

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Aristotle on Causality (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy): Jan 11, 2006 Here Aristotle recognizes four types of things that can be given in answer to a why-question: The material cause: “that out of which”, e.g.; plato.stanford.edu

Causality - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Aristotle marked two modes of causation: proper (prior) causation and accidental (chance) causation.; en.wikipedia.org

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Aristotle - Modes of causation: A selection of articles related to Aristotle - Modes of causation.; www.experiencefestival.com

aristotle: The Aristotelian notion of cause is not the same as the cause and effect. Let us briefly then describe the different types of cause in Aristotle.; www.arasite.org

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