Perspectives on Causation: Selected Papers from the Jerusalem 2017 Workshop

Part 1: Perspectives on causations.- Chapter 1. Causation: from metaphysics to semantics and back (Elitzur Bar-Asher Siegal, Nora Boneh).- Chapter 2. Communicating clausal structure (Christopher Hitchcock).- Part II: Methodology: Uncovering the representation of causation.- Chapter 3. Exploring the representation of causality across languages: integrating production, comprehension and conceptualization perspectives (Jürgen Bohnemeyer et. al).- Chapter 4. Asking questions to provide a causal explanation - Do people search for the information required by cognitive psychological theories? (York Hagmayer & Neele Engelmann).- Part III: Meaning components of Causation.- Chapter 5. Event causation and force dynamics in argument structure constructions (William Croft & Meagan Vigus).- Chapter 6. Resultatives and Constraints on Concealed Causatives (Beth Levin).- Chapter 7. Deconstructing Internal Causation (Malka Rappaport Hovav).- Chapter 8. Aspectual differences between agentive and non-agentive uses of causative predicates(Fabienne Martin).- Part IV: Syntactic and semantic aspects of causation.- Chapter 9. Experiencers and causation (Artemis Alexiadou & Elena Anagnostopoulou).- Chapter 10. "Agent Exclusivity" Effects in Hebrew Nominalizations (Odelia Ahdout).- Chapter 11. Causees are not agents (Léa Nash).- Chapter 12. The Causative Component of Psychological Verbs (Edit Doron).- Chapter 13. Linguistics perspectives in causation (Isabelle Charnavel).- Part V: Philosophical inquiries on Causation.- Chapter 14. Causes as deviations from the normal: recent advances in the philosophy of causation (Georgie Statham).- Chapter 15. Counterfactuals and Causal Reasoning (Boris Kment).