Causality as a structure of processual dynamism
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Causality, dynamism, metaphysic, reality, Xavier ZubiriAbstract
This article explores the relevance of the notion of causation for a scientifically compromised metaphysics which takes dynamism as a basis, not substance or entities. The consideration about causality developed by Xavier Zubiri in Dynamic Structure of Reality is taken as a reference to focus the problem, define the notion and outline future philosophical questions or investigations in this regard, that could be enlightening and be applied in different fields of knowledge.
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