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• 2006Scientific Explanation from Formal Causes to Laws of Nature69 cited
• 2007Newton’s Conceptual Argument for Absolute Space55 cited
• 2012Three concepts of causation in Newton53 cited
• 2007Newton's Methodology and Mercury's Perihelion Before and After Einstein46 cited
• 2005Wonder in the face of scientific revolutions: Adam Smith on Newton's ‘Proof’ of Copernicanism45 cited
• 2008Chapter 2 Is Structural Spacetime Realism Relationism in Disguise? The Supererogatory Nature of the Substantivalism/Relationism Debate36 cited
• 2020Newtonian methodological abstraction34 cited
• 2009Understanding (in) Newton’s Argument for Universal Gravitation31 cited
• 2014Newton and action at a distance between bodies—A response to Andrew Janiak's “Three concepts of causation in Newton”28 cited
• 2013The Mechanical Philosophy and Newton’s Mechanical Force27 cited
• 2011Gravity’s cause and substance counting: contextualizing the problems27 cited
• 2012Metaphysics and Natural Philosophy in Descartes and Newton25 cited
• 2015Kant on Geometry and Experience25 cited
• 2020Newton on active and passive quantities of matter23 cited