Titlebook: Causation and Laws of Nature; Howard Sankey Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1999 knowledge.metaphysics.realism

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Comment on Smartunified structure but instead is merely . there were the scientific entities (electrons, protons and so on) which, if they had existed, would have articulated that structure. This stand, of course, poses a problem for his own frequently expressed view that laws of nature are nothing more ontological

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08817-2very fundamental way the appropriateness of applying the notion of a law to nature, since only intelligent beings are in a position to obey, or not to obey, laws.1 In this paper I rise to the challenge embodied in Boyle’s remark, and attempt to make sense of laws as they are employed in physics.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08826-4iculated that structure. This stand, of course, poses a problem for his own frequently expressed view that laws of nature are nothing more ontologically than cosmic regularities or, as he himself puts it, cosmic coincidences.

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Making Sense of Laws of Physicsvery fundamental way the appropriateness of applying the notion of a law to nature, since only intelligent beings are in a position to obey, or not to obey, laws.1 In this paper I rise to the challenge embodied in Boyle’s remark, and attempt to make sense of laws as they are employed in physics.

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Nomic Necessity and Natural States: Comment on the Leckey—Bigelow Theory of Laws laws of nature are contingent. According to the essentialist doctrine, laws are . in that they are grounded in, and thus dependent on the essential natures of the fundamental natural kinds of objects and processes that occur in the world.

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