Inherence and the Immanent Cause in Spinoza

The Leibniz Review 16:43-52 (2006)
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The article explains the nature of the immanent cause in Spinoza. It shows that immanent causation is a distinct genus of efficient causation, i.e., an efficient cause whose effect inheres in the cause.

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