Category Archives: David Lewis

reculer pour mieux sauter

Posted on December 18, 2010 by

Whether knowingly drawing from Nietzsche’s claim or not, from Human All-too-Human, which asserts that ‘He who strays from tradition becomes a sacrifice to the extraordinary; he who remains in tradition is its slave. Destruction follows in any case’, David Lewis’s … Continue reading →

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Deleuzian Supervenience

Posted on July 22, 2010 by

In his account of necessity David Lewis proposes that given two worlds that are exactly alike at time1, W and W*, and in which the same natural laws apply, then at any later time these two worlds will continue to … Continue reading →

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