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General causal propensities, classical and quantum probabilities

Philosophical Papers 21 (3):243-258 (1992) Copy BIBT_EX

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Classical Probability in Philosophy of Probability

Popper: Philosophy of Physics in 20th Century Philosophy

Probabilities in Quantum Mechanics in Philosophy of Physical Science

Propensities in Philosophy of Probability

Quantum Determinism and Indeterminism in Philosophy of Physical Science

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