On Causation With a Chapter On Belief
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If, as Mill says, we think proper to ^ive the name of cause to one antecedent rather than to the rest, is it not manifest that we do so because we recognise a difference between this antecedent and the rest ? Why else should we single it out for different treatment ? The bestowal of a separate and different name is prima facie evidence that a difference is felt to exist ; and Mill, though he does not discover the true difference, yet does discover a difference, and then treats it as if it were ...non-existent. If a glass bottle is broken by the blow of a stick, is it true to say that the blow of the stick has no closer relation to the breaking of the bottle than the existence of the stick, or the muscles of the arm of the man who struck 52 ON CAUSATION.
the blow ? And is the ' statement of the cause ' of the fracture of the bottle incomplete unless in some shape or other we introduce the growth of the tree from which the stick was cut, and the birth of the man who struck the blow ? for they were ' equally indispensable to the production of the conse- quent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If, as Mill says, we think proper to ^ive the name of cause to one antecedent rather than to the rest, is it not manifest that we do so because we recognise a difference between this antecedent and the rest ? Why else should we single it out for different treatment ? The bestowal of a separate and different name is prima facie evidence that a difference is felt to exist ; and Mill, though he does not discover the true difference, yet does discover a difference, and then treats it as if it were ...non-existent. If a glass bottle is broken by the blow of a stick, is it true to say that the blow of the stick has no closer relation to the breaking of the bottle than the existence of the stick, or the muscles of the arm of the man who struck 52 ON CAUSATION.
the blow ? And is the ' statement of the cause ' of the fracture of the bottle incomplete unless in some shape or other we introduce the growth of the tree from which the stick was cut, and the birth of the man who struck the blow ? for they were ' equally indispensable to the production of the conse- quent.
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