The Oxford Handbook of Causation

Helen Beebee, Christopher Hitchcock and Peter Menzies.: Introduction; 1 Sarah Broadie: The Ancient Greeks; 2 John Marenbon: The Medievals; 3 Kenneth Clatterbaugh: The Early Moderns; 4 Don Garrett: Hume; 5 Eric Watkins: Kant; 6 Michael Stoltzner: The Logical Empiricists; 7 Stathis Psillos: Regularity Theories; 8 L.A. Paul: Counterfactual Theories; 9 Jon Williamson: Probabilistic Theories; 10 Phil Dowe: Causal Process Theories; 11 James Woodward: Agency and Interventionist Theories; 12 Stephen Mumford: Causal Powers and Capacities; 13 John Carroll: Anti-Reductionism; 14 Christopher Hitchcock: Causal Modelling; 15 Stuart Glennan: Mechanisms; 16 Peter Godfrey-Smith: Causal Pluralism; 17 Peter Menzies: Platitudes and Counterexamples; 18 Michael Tooley: Causes, Laws and Ontology; 19 Douglas Ehring: Causal Relata; 20 Huw Price and Brad Weslake: The Time-Asymmetry of Causation; 21 David Danks: The Psychology of Causal Perception and Reasoning; 22 Helen Beebee: Causation and Observation; 23 Clark Glymour: Causation and Statistical Inference; 24 Cei Maslen, Terry Horgan and Helen Daly: Mental Causation; 25 Alfred Mele: Causation, Action, and Free Will; 26 Carolina Sartorio: Causation and Ethics; 27 Ram Neta: Causal Theories of Knowledge and Perception; 28 Frank Jackson: Causation and Semantic Content; 29 Peter Lipton: Causation and Explanation; 30 Paul Humphreys: Causation and Reduction; 31 Marc Lange: Causation in Classical Mechanics; 32 Lawrence Sklar: Causation in Statistical Mechanics; 33 Richard Healey: Causation in Quantum Mechanics; 34 Carl Hoefer: Causation in Spacetime Theories; 35 Samir Okasha: Causation in Biology; 36 Harold Kincaid: Causation in the Social Sciences; 37 Jane Stapleton: Causation in the Law

Helen Beebee is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Birmingham ; Christopher Hitchcock is Professor of Philosophy at the California Institute of Technology ; Peter Menzies is Professor of Philosophy at Macquarie University, Sydney