When Time Gets Off Track.
Examines the dynamic theory of time for logical possibility of backward causation. Empirical proof of objective becoming; Necessity of the reality of the future for backward causation; Geometry for the description of the physical state.
| Publicado en: | Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement pp. 1 - 18 |
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Cambridge University Press
2002 Supplement
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