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There are 'conceptual' explanations, with their direction depending on complexity
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Full Idea:
The direction of conceptual explanations seems to be owed to factors of conceptual complexity and primitiveness.
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From:
Benjamin Schnieder (Truth-making without Truth-makers [2006], p.33), quoted by David Liggins - Truth-makers and dependence 10.2
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A reaction:
Schnieder proposes that there are just 'causal' and 'conceptual' explanations. Liggins objects that there are other types of dependence which offer explanations.
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