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Fatalism: A Dialogue

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2018

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Garrett, Brian

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Cambridge University Press

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In this dialogue I discuss the connection between eternalism (the view that past, present and future are equally real) and fatalism. I do not think, as some do, that eternalism implies fatalism, but I do think that eternalists can avoid fatalism only by denying a seemingly intuitive claim about what a traveller to the past cannot do

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/251283

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10.1017/S1477175618000118

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2099-12-31

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