 The kairetic account parallels the DN account of causation in some respects. The logical form of the explanans is basically the same as in the DN model. We have laws and propositions about events. A causal model is here simply a set of causal laws taken together with a set of propositions about potential causal factors. Unlike the DN account of causation, the kairetic analysis uses causal notions in the analysans. More specifically, the notion of entailment with a causal meaning is taken as antecedently given. In the previous section, we have mentioned Andreas’s (2019) attempt to further specify the relation of logical entailment with a causal meaning using non-modal first-order logic, belief revision theory, and some further non-logical concepts. This specification may be taken to supplement the kairetic account.