THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL STATUS OF SCIENCE CONCERNING THE PROBLEM OF THE ORIGIN OF THE UNIVERSE
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https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol3Iss2a89Keywords:
Synthetic Systematic Theory, categorial closing, evolution, natural selection, Big Bang, life, universe, beginningAbstract
Description and analysis of the suppositions and forms that constitute the basis of the attempt by diverse scientific disciplines to explain the origin of the universe. In particular, this paper deals with the Synthetic Systematic Theory of Evolution as generic interpretation of the universe, its postulates and epistemological implications, as well as the limitations manifested by it as an attempt of absolute explanation when it comes to explaining the beginning of the universe.References
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