Spontaneously Evolving Cosmos

The Spontaneously Evolving Cosmos demonstrates that contemporary theoretical physics demonstrates that scientific progress has shifted critically from the stance of Cartesian philosophy to a phenomenological stance that transcends the subject-object distinction. The author broadly examines the ideas and implications of phenomenological philosophy and compares them with positivist philosophy. Rosen sees in phenomenology meaning that arises from the hermeneutic interactions of participants in an evolving lifeworld, the dynamic context of a lived experience. Emphasizing that doing science and doing philosophy is a joint effort in phenomenological physics, he shows that the fusion of science and philosophy leads to a new physics that offers new solutions to ongoing problems.

"The Self-Evolving Cosmos is a wonderful interdisciplinary work; it resembles Hermann Weyl and Edmund Husserl creating a common cosmology. It shows that quantum physics and cosmology cannot be done without philosophy."
–Patrick A Heelan, Georgetown University

"This book is a very deep read.
Rosen's extraordinary style crystallizes difficult issues."
– The Journal of Mind and Behavior

"A book that brings together philosophy and the most difficult problems of the evolution of the universe."
–Zentralblatt MATH

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 320

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Print Year: 2020

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Language Turkish