November 23, 2012 · 11:07 pm
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A “Meillassouxian” Approach to Kant’s First Antinomy of Pure Reason and the Big Bang

This is a paper I am preparing for a graduate conference at Duquesne, whose theme is “physis and nomos.”  The paper is to be sent in on December 1, 2012, so any comments before then are especially welcome, but comments afterword are also welcome.

Click here for pdf of the paper: A “MEILLASSOUXIAN” APPROACH TO KANT’S FIRST ANTINOMY OF PURE REASON AND THE BIG BANG

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Filed under Cosmology, Kantian Philosophy, Philosophy, Philosophy of Physics, Philosophy of Science, Physics, Popular Science

2 responses to “A “Meillassouxian” Approach to Kant’s First Antinomy of Pure Reason and the Big Bang”

  1. Pingback: “Kenotype”: Meillasoux and the Meaningless Sign | noir realism

  2. Pingback: The Time Problem in “Cosmology from Quantum Potential” | milliern

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