La causalité
Example: La causalité explique pourquoi un événement en provoque un autre.
Definition
"Causality" in philosophy refers to the relationship between causes and effects, explaining why one event brings about another. It is the principle that everything has a cause, helping to understand the sequence and connection of events in the world.
Etymology
The word "causalité" comes from the Latin 'causalitas,' derived from 'causa,' meaning 'cause.' It entered philosophical discourse to describe the principle that one event leads to another, a concept central to understanding natural laws and human reasoning.
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