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Against Chronogeometrical Fatalism
Chronos 8:14-25 (2006)
Abstract
Can free agency exist within a Minkowskian "block universe"? A negative answer to this question has been labeled 'chronogeometrical fatalism'. I look at five theses associated with Minkowskian space-time which have been thought to entail chronogeometrical fatalism, and argue that none of them delivers the goods.Author's Profile
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