PROFESSOR BLACK'S interesting article on the temporal order of cause and effect fails to consider what I regard as the crucial case, the case on which is based the canvassing of the possibility of reversed cause-effect relationships in the literature of physical research.
An edition of Time and Causation, Vol. 2
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Time and Causation, Vol. 2
Analytical Metaphysics (Analytical Metaphysics Series Number 2)
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by Michael Tooley
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Time and Causation, Vol. 2: Analytical Metaphysics (Analytical Metaphysics Series Number 2)
June 1, 1999, Routledge
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