TheLogician.net
© Avi Sion - All rights
reserved.
VOLITION
And
Allied Causal Concepts
by
Avi
Sion, Ph.D.
Being
part of the larger work:
CAUSAL LOGIC: Definition,
Deduction and Induction
of Causation, Volition
and
Allied Cause-Effect Relations.
Cover
illustration:
"Shared Pleasures" by Nori S. Mahdi (Phnom-Penh, 1996).
Ó
Copyright
Avi Sion, 2004.
Protected
by international and Pan-American copyright conventions.
All
rights reserved.
No
part of this book may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever, or stored in a
retrieval system or transmitted, without express permission of the
Author-publisher, except in case of brief quotations with due acknowledgement.
Published 2004, by Avi Sion, in Geneva, Switzerland.
ISBN
2-9700091-6-1
And
the Lord said to Qayin [Cain]:
Why
art thou angry? and why art thou crestfallen?
If
thou doest well, shalt thou not be accepted?
and
if thou doest not well, sin crouches at the door,
and to thee
shall be his desire.
Yet
thou mayst rule over him.
Genesis
3:6-7. The Jerusalem Bible
(Jerusalem: Koren, 1992).
Volition
and Allied Causal Concepts
is divided into 18 chapters and 1 set of appendices.
Use
the navigation tools provided (Scroll Column on your left or Site
Map) to move through it.[1]
[1]
Note:
to read a footnote signaled in the text, click on the identifying number and you
will be taken to it; to return where you were in the text click on the same
number adjacent the footnote, and you will be transported back there.
You can travel from any module to all the others, by clicking on the
appropriate hyperlink in the top left frame - the The Logician corner.
The frame in the bottom left corner allows you to scroll to and click
onto the chapter of interest to you, within the module you are on.
If you are looking for a specific term or phrase anywhere in this website,
use the Search facility. Access to it is always possible, through
hyperlinks in the left side of every module (i.e. in the The Logician
corner and in the chapter scroll).
You can also use the Edit / Find facility in your browser to look for
words through the web page you are on.
Abstract
Table
of Contents (Site Map)
