Fatalism and the logic of time:
"In 'Fatalism and the Logic of Time', Linda Zagzebski examines two interpretations of the necessity of the past. One interpretation is the modal necessity of the past, and the other interpretation is the cause of closure of the past. She argues that the combination of the necessity of...
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| Summary: | "In 'Fatalism and the Logic of Time', Linda Zagzebski examines two interpretations of the necessity of the past. One interpretation is the modal necessity of the past, and the other interpretation is the cause of closure of the past. She argues that the combination of the necessity of the past with the transfer of necessity principle is inconsistent with the truth of any proposition about the past that entails a proposition about the future. As such, the problem is much broader than fatalism. It is a problem in the logic of time. All arrows of time, as well as the arrows of physics, arise from the human experience of before and after - but that experience does not itself require an arrow." |
| Item Description: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Physical Description: | x, 131 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 9780197786680 |
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Contents Foreword Introduction Part One. The (Incoherent) Root of Traditional Fatalist Arguments ix 1 11 Section 1. Beginningwith theological fatalism 11 1.1. Our primary argument 11 1.2. The Ockhamist idea of accidental necessity 20 Section 2. Unraveling theological fatalism 25 2.1. First stage: Is the problem uniquely about Gods infallibility and fatalism? No. 25 2.2. Second stage: Is the problem uniquely about infallibility and fatalism? No. 34 2.3. Third stage : Is the problem uniquely about infallibility and time? No. 40 2.4. Conclusion to section 2: The incoherence of accidental necessity 52 Section 3. Reactions and consequences 56 3.1. Can the conclusion be avoided? 56 3.2. Conclusion to Part One 61 Part Two. Fatalism and the Causal Structure of Time 63 Section 1. Revisiting the necessity of the past 1.1. The causal closure of the past and fatalist arguments 1.2. The consequence argument against determinism Section 2. Backward causation and backward counterfactual power 86 2.1. Does backward agent causation exist? 2.2. Counterfactual power over the past Section 3. Conclusion to Parts One and Two 63 63 78 86 98 106 Part Three. Does Time Have an Arrow? 112 Works Cited Index 123 127 |
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