I like Oxford's Very Short Introduction series for the way that they present the basic research topics in a subject area concisely and entertainingly. I've been impressed by the clarity of many of them, even in subjects I know well enough not to need an introduction.
Causation introduces the fundamental questions about the nature of cause and effect, but in a way that makes them feel academic (in the sense of not being relevant for anyone but professors). It presents arguments for the various points of view, but not very clearly.
Causation introduces the fundamental questions about the nature of cause and effect, but in a way that makes them feel academic (in the sense of not being relevant for anyone but professors). It presents arguments for the various points of view, but not very clearly.
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