In this review article I discuss Harvey Brown’s recent book Physical Relativity (OUP, 2005) by presenting and criticizing some of his main arguments in favour of a dynamical underpinning of rods contractions and clocks dilations. The problem about how we should understand contractions and dilations raises deep questions on the nature of physical explanations, which are addressed only partially by Einstein’s distinction between Principle theories and constructive theories
Constructivists, such as Harvey Brown, urge that the geometries of Newtonian and special relativisti...
Pure entities consist of mass or energy without the presence of the other: the inertial rest mass is...
The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the `Lorentzian Pedagogy' defended by J.S. Bell in his essa...
In this review article I discuss Harvey Brown’s recent book Physical Relativity (OUP, 2005) by prese...
In his book, Physical Relativity, Harvey Brown challenges the orthodox view that special relativity ...
The paper offers a historical overview of Einstein's oscillating attitude towards a "phenomenologica...
In this paper, I review a number of interpretational frameworks for relativistic phenomena like leng...
Harvey Brown’s Physical Relativity defends a view, the dynamical perspective, on the nature of space...
We review how the kinematic structures of special relativity and quantum mechanics both stem from th...
This article introduces Harvey Brown and Oliver Pooley’s ‘dynamical approach’ to special relativity,...
In this paper we argue that structural explanations are an effective way of explaining well known re...
By briefly reviewing three well-known scientific revolutions in fundamental physics (the discovery o...
This paper looks at the relationship between spacetime functionalism and Harvey Brown’s dynamical re...
In this paper I try to sort out a tangle of issues regarding time, inertia, proper time and the so-c...
Constructivists, such as Harvey Brown, urge that the geometry of Newtonian and special relativistic ...
Constructivists, such as Harvey Brown, urge that the geometries of Newtonian and special relativisti...
Pure entities consist of mass or energy without the presence of the other: the inertial rest mass is...
The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the `Lorentzian Pedagogy' defended by J.S. Bell in his essa...
In this review article I discuss Harvey Brown’s recent book Physical Relativity (OUP, 2005) by prese...
In his book, Physical Relativity, Harvey Brown challenges the orthodox view that special relativity ...
The paper offers a historical overview of Einstein's oscillating attitude towards a "phenomenologica...
In this paper, I review a number of interpretational frameworks for relativistic phenomena like leng...
Harvey Brown’s Physical Relativity defends a view, the dynamical perspective, on the nature of space...
We review how the kinematic structures of special relativity and quantum mechanics both stem from th...
This article introduces Harvey Brown and Oliver Pooley’s ‘dynamical approach’ to special relativity,...
In this paper we argue that structural explanations are an effective way of explaining well known re...
By briefly reviewing three well-known scientific revolutions in fundamental physics (the discovery o...
This paper looks at the relationship between spacetime functionalism and Harvey Brown’s dynamical re...
In this paper I try to sort out a tangle of issues regarding time, inertia, proper time and the so-c...
Constructivists, such as Harvey Brown, urge that the geometry of Newtonian and special relativistic ...
Constructivists, such as Harvey Brown, urge that the geometries of Newtonian and special relativisti...
Pure entities consist of mass or energy without the presence of the other: the inertial rest mass is...
The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the `Lorentzian Pedagogy' defended by J.S. Bell in his essa...