Causation and Explanation.

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1 Explaining Four Psychological Asymmetries in Causal Reasoning: Implications of Causal Assumptions for Coherence -- 2 Causality and Computation -- 3 Actual Causes and Thought Experiments -- 4 What's Wrong with Neuron Diagrams? -- 5 Mackie Remixed -- 6 Occasional Causes -- 7 In Defense of Explanatory Deductivism -- 8 Goal-Directed Action and Teleological Explanation -- 9 Van Fraassen's Dutch Book Argument against Explanationism -- 10 Counterfactuals in Economics: A Commentary -- 11 Why Don't You Want to Be Rich? Preference Explanation on the Basis of Causal Structure -- 12 Decisions, Intentions, Urges, and Free Will: Why Libet Has Not Shown What He Says He Has -- 13 Constitutive Overdetermination -- 14 Ex nihilo nihil fit: Arguments New and Old for the Principle of Sufficient Reason -- Index.