
Publication details
Year: 2002
Pages: 119-141
Series: Synthese
Full citation:
, "Propensity trajectories, preemption, and the identity of events", Synthese 132, 2002, pp. 119-141.


Propensity trajectories, preemption, and the identity of events
pp. 119-141
in: James H. Fetzer (ed), Propensities and probabilities, Synthese 132, 2002.Abstract
I explore the problem of ``probabilistic causal preemption'' in the context of a``propensity trajectory'' theory of singular probabilistic causation. This involvesa particular conception of events and a substantive thesis concerning events soconceived.
Publication details
Year: 2002
Pages: 119-141
Series: Synthese
Full citation:
, "Propensity trajectories, preemption, and the identity of events", Synthese 132, 2002, pp. 119-141.