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A Syntactic Approach to Meillassoux’s Concept of Hyper-Chaos
Open Philosophy 3 (1):119-131 (2020)
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Axiomatic systems can be understood as subsets of syntactic systems. By a process of increasing abstraction, the notion of a syntactic system can become useful for understanding Meillassoux’s concept of hyper-Chaos.Other Versions
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