• Is our common-sense understanding of the world fundamentally wrong?
• Brand new essays explore a fascinating puzzle
• Bridges philosophy and physics
• Excellent international line-up of contributors

Readership: Scholars and students of philosophy, especially philosophy of science; physicists

Edited by Huw Price, University of Sydney, and Richard Corry, University of Tasmania

1: Huw Price and Richard Corry: . A case for causal republicanism?
2: John D. Norton: Causation as folk science
3: Christopher Hitchcock: What Russell got right
4: Jim Woodward: Causation with a human face
5: Adam Elga: Isolation and folk physics
6: Arif Ahmed: Agency and causation
7: Antony Eagle: Pragmatic causation
8: Peter Menzies: Causation in context
9: Helen Beebee: Hume on causation: the projectivist interpretation
10: Huw Price: Causal perspectivalism
11: Barry Loewer: Counterfactuals and the second law
12: Douglas Kutach: The physical foundations of causation
13: Mathias Frisch: Causation, counterfactuals, and entropy