Critical analysis of time's relational emergence in a dialogue with the Theory of Objectivity, highlighting philosophical implications.
Key Points
The research explores the conflict between block universe and temporal flow theories, emphasizing a relational perspective on time within the Theory of Objectivity.
Critical-propositional analysis of Moussa's work and its implications.
Examination of the compatibility between Relational Continuum Ontology and the Theory of Objectivity.
Articulation of tensions related to modal necessity and the status of temporality.
Identified significant compatibilities between relational ontology and objectivity theory.
Highlighted limitations of Moussa's framework in addressing modal necessity and the role of information.
Proposed a new understanding of time as a product of relational structuring, not a primitive container.