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Efficient and final causes
In this video Andrea Sangiacomo explains how early modern philosophers discussed the notions of 'efficient' and 'final' causation
In this video Andrea Sangiacomo explains how early modern philosophers and scientists discussed the notions of ‘efficient’ and ‘final’ causes. You’ll be introduced to the theological implications that the notion of ‘final’ causation entails.
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The Scientific Revolution: Understanding the Roots of Modern Science
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