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App C
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p.276
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A phenomenalist about objects has to be a regularity theorist about causation
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Full Idea:
If you are a phenomenalist about objects, then there is an important sense in which you ought to be a Regularity theorist about what causation is, in such objects.
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From:
Galen Strawson (The Secret Connexion [1989], App C)
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A reaction:
Strawson is denying that Hume is a phenomenalist. One might go a little further, and say that a phenomenalist should abandon the idea of causation (as Russell did).
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