Causality—The Place of the Causal Principle in Modern Science

Herbert Dingle

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By Mario Bunge Massachusetts : Harvard University Press, London ; Oxford University Press. Pp. xx + 380. Price 60s . The thesis of this book is that causality is one of several forms of determinism. The principle of determinism, which is “ a philosophical assumption of science,” is that “ everything is determined in accordance with laws by something else.”

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