The Intrinsic Character of Causation

Abstract

Abstract There is surely something to the idea that the causal structure of a process is intrinsic to it-determined, that is, by the intrinsic natures of the events that make up the process, together with the ways in which they are juxtaposed with one another, together with the laws that govern that process. Consider a simple case.

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