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Ordinal conditional functions: a dynamic theory of epistemic states -- Direct and indirect causes -- Causation: an alternative -- Bayesian nets are all there is to causal dependence -- Causal laws are objectifications of inductive schemes -- Laws, ceteris paribus conditions, and the dynamics of belief -- Enumerative induction and lawlikeness -- Chance and necessity: from Humean supervenience to Humean projection -- A reason for explanation: explanations provide stable reasons -- Two coherence principles -- How to understand the foundations of empirical belief in a coherentist way -- A priori reasons: a fresh look at disposition predicates -- The character of color terms: a materialist view -- Concepts are beliefs about essences -- Changing concepts -- The intentional versus the propositional structure of contents.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Boston studies in the philosophy of science (Online) ; v. 256