Presented by
Stefano
Catelan
Time and space do not seem to be as
alike as they supposedly were in the early days of the analytic enterprise.
Recent works in the Philosophy of Physics seem to acknowledge a clear
difference between the two. In this paper, I shall first look at the
traditional philosophical thesis that space and time are radically alike.
Secondly, I shall contrast such thesis with the current tendency which argues
that time, being somehow special, is fundamentally different from space.
Lastly, after remarking on a number of the assumptions made by both parties, I
shall conclude that there may be a sense in which the two fall short of their
purpose.
When:
Monday, July 29th, 1:00pm - 2:30pm
Where: Philosophy Common Room
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Big Bang + Darwin's ( Evolution )Theory vs Practical explanation ( i challenge you all disprove it or disprove Gravity )
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