Chapter 1 Causation: From Metaphysics to Semantics and Back

Chapter 2 Communicating Causal Structure

Chapter 3 Exploring the Representation of Causality Across Languages: Integrating Production, Comprehension and Conceptualization Perspectives

Chapter 4 Asking Questions to Provide a Causal Explanation – Do People Search for the Information Required by Cognitive Psychological Theories?

Chapter 5 Event Causation and Force Dynamics in Argument Structure Constructions

Chapter 6 Resultatives and Constraints on Concealed Causatives

Chapter 7 Deconstructing Internal Causation

Chapter 8 Aspectual Differences Between Agentive and Non-agentive Uses of Causative Predicates

Chapter 9 Experiencers and Causation

Chapter 10 “Agent Exclusivity” Effects in Hebrew Nominalizations

Chapter 11 Causees are not Agents

Chapter 12 The Causative Component of Psychological Verbs

Chapter 14 Causes as Deviations from the Normal: Recent Advances in the Philosophy of Causation

Chapter 15 Counterfactuals and Causal Reasoning