The concept of process is often used but seldom discussed. In this book the author looks at how a process differs from a series of events, facts or even just things changing. She claims causation is best seen in terms of processes and subsequently examines various aspects of this subject.
The concept of process is often used but seldom discussed. In this book the author looks at how a process differs from a series of events, facts or even just things changing. She claims causation is best seen in terms of processes and subsequently examines various aspects of this subject.
The idea of a process; events and facts; events and facts in Causation; casual processes; things in processes and things-in-processes; organic processes; social prcesses; creative processes; providential processes?; Aristotle's conception of kinesis as a process of change.
The idea of a process; events and facts; events and facts in Causation; casual processes; things in processes and things-in-processes; organic processes; social prcesses; creative processes; providential processes?; Aristotle's conception of kinesis as a process of change.
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