[Introduction] In recent years, there has been a philosophical cottage industry arguments that our concept of causation is not univocal: there are in fact two (or more) concepts of causation, to distinct species of causal relation. Papers written in tradition have borne titles like "Two Concepts of Cause" (Sober 1985) and "Two Concepts of Causation" (Hall forthcoming). With apologies to Charles Dickens, I hereby make my own contribution this genre.
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