… I suggest that when we speak of the cause of some particular event, it is often a con? dition
… are looking for a cause of this effect, or saying that such-and-such is a cause, may be definite …

… of others does not inevitably cause uninhibited behavior. This … behavior in groups, not cause
it. Wheeler reasoned that group … hand, holds that deindividuation is a cause, not a result, of …

… a cause of the window shattering, and generally that individual overdeterminers are causes.
… would have no mental cause, but only a collective cause involving mental and physical …

… Events are causes, but facts explain, and facts, at least in the case of causal explanations,
have to do with the properties of the cause that make it a cause. Meaningful sounds are causes…

… actual distribution may be related to the underlying cause of the anisotropy. In the following
sections we investigate the two most plausible causes of the anisotropy, mineral alignment or …

… and Prevention to identify the causes and number of deaths. The estimates of cause of
death were computed by multiplying estimates of the cause-attributable fraction of preventable …

… the cause and their service to it. Through the association, both the business and the cause
… and Chevrolet have recognized that a sustained cause-branding program can improve their …

The third edition of Geoffery Blainey’s highly acclaimed study on the causes of war has
been expanded and updated to include a complete discussion of World War II and the road …

… philosophical wisdom, the causes we select as "the cause" are the causes that are most …
Selected causes do not share some ontological feature that nonselected causes lack. What …

Studies of policy convergence among advanced industrial states are often based on an overly
deterministic logic, a static conception of convergence and an unclear specification of the …