General Relativity
Edited by Jb Manchak (University of California, Irvine)
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Summary | General Relativity is our best large-scale physical theory. One often investigates which philosophical consequences follow from the theory. |
Key works | Sklar 1974 is an early text. Earman & Earman 1995 is the definitive modern survey of philosophical topics. Malament 2012 is a self-contained primer to the mathematical and logical foundations. |
Introductions | Glymour 1972, Malament 1984, Earman & Norton 1987, Earman et al 2009, Manchak 2009. |
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