Nußbaum, Anna-Lisa

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    PublicationAccess status: Open Access ,
    Persistenz im Growing-Block-Universum
    (2024)
    Nußbaum, Anna-Lisaorcid-logo
    Perdurantists have not yet reflected on opportunities through novelties in the Growing-Block-Theory (GBT) since Correia & Rosenkranz published their book "Nothing to Come" in 2018. With these novelties, perdurantists can claim existing wholes at a time where they are not temporally located, causing a better compatibility between GBT and perdurantism in comparison with eternalism. These temporally-expanding-wholes may help clarify what the dynamic Nature of the Growing-Block-Universe can look like in concrete entities. While perduranitsm and the GBT itself seem to gain great benefits from intertwining both of these theories, endurantism may face significant challenges in this GBT variant. Multilocation of enduring things and and the constant Growth of the Block seem incompatible and must be explained through other new things then relocated enduring entities.
    Source Type:Master Thesis
    DOI:10.25819/ubsi/10631
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