The Logic of Causation

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THE LOGIC OF CAUSATION

 Definition, Deduction and Induction of Causation

  by

Avi Sion, Ph.D.

 

NEW : both Phases 1 and 2 of The Logic of Causation now posted in TheLogician.net website !

 

Being part of the larger work:

CAUSAL LOGIC: Definition, Deduction and Induction of Causation, Volition and Allied Cause-Effect Relations.

 

 

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 Published 1999 and 2003, by Avi Sion, in Geneva, Switzerland.

ISBN  2-9700091-3-7

 

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