Introduction Bruno Gnassounou and Max Kistler Do we need the notions of causal power and disposition to account for change? If there are powers, are they causes? Or do we rather have reason do deny such powers any ontolo - Kistler - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Introduction Bruno Gnassounou and Max Kistler Do we need the notions of causal power and disposition to account for change? If there are powers, are they causes? Or do we rather have reason do deny such powers any ontolo Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-03-12 19:23:49 Open Document File Size: 326,64 KB Share Result on Facebook City Columbus / Cambridge / Hildesheim / London / New York / Edinburgh / Paris / Oxford / / Company Yale University Press / / Event Man-Made Disaster / / Facility A. Mansion / Saint Bonaventure University / / IndustryTerm metal / / Organization Saint Bonaventure University / New York / Yale University / / Person Whether Aristotle / Descartes Boyle / Robert Boyle / Bruno Gnassounou / Suarez / / Position author / architect / representative / / ProvinceOrState New York / / SocialTag Aristotelianism Philosophy of science Natural philosophy Dichotomies Physics Potentiality and actuality Hylomorphism Aristotle Principle of individuation Philosophy

Introduction Bruno Gnassounou and Max Kistler Do we need the notions of causal power and disposition to account for change? If there are powers, are they causes? Or do we rather have reason do deny such powers any ontoloAdd to Reading List