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work_ifiuo2lbzbhube5nd33adprlmq	D. Ross	Notions of Cause: Russell's thesis revisited	2007	32	.pdf	application/pdf	15343	800	51	regularity principle of causation to scientists, Russell scolds that 'philosophers 6 Naturalists claim only that science pursues a unified account of the world as its aim; they do Salmon's ([1984]) causal process theory followed Reichenbach ([1957]) in Russell maintains that 'advanced' sciences have no use for the 'law of causation' fundamental physics and causal process theories. theory of the underlying metaphysics of special sciences — Kincaid ([2004]), for Salmon, like Russell and many philosophers of science, unification of fundamental physics and special sciences, if it is agreed that special sciences explain by reference to causal processes but fundamental causation is based on asymmetry and fundamental physics insists on universal naturalism and the Russell – Redhead thesis about physics is that fundamental special-science models of causal processes have in common, though these content of fundamental physics, then causation could not be universal glue. However, in our view, special sciences, where causal	./cache/work_ifiuo2lbzbhube5nd33adprlmq.pdf	./txt/work_ifiuo2lbzbhube5nd33adprlmq.txt