In Causation and Explanation, Strawson argues that, contrary to Hume, we can directly observe causal transactions between events, where one event brings about another (see especially 115-118).
Explain and assess this
-make the argument as clear as possible. clearly identify the conclusion that the author is arguing for, as well as the premises they use to argue for it. Explain how the premises are logically connected to the conclusion.
-In your assessment, you should explain whether you agree with or reject (or hold some other attitude towards) the argument.
-You should say whether the conclusion follows from the premises or not, whether the argument is valid and whether you think the premises are true or not.
o You must consider at least one objection to the position you defend If you agree with the author, raise and address an objection to their argument. If you disagree, raise and address response to your own criticism
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