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Causal Theories are any set of basic philosophical beliefs which rely on two conditions to be met for a sensation(knowledge, perception, etc...) to exist. The first condition states that a subject must believe some information to be true, and the second states that the belief must have a causal, or sequential relation to the truth.

List of Causal Theories[edit]

Causal Theory of Knowing
Causal Theory of Perception
Causal Theory of Memory
Causal Theory of Reference

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