Châtelet’s Enlarging Intelligence
We present a short global appraisal of Châtelet’s program to enlarge intelligence, and we study in detail a previously unpublished worksheet where Châtelet mentions splitting, inverting, and augmenting, as essential features in the appearance of new knowledge. We compare those local findings with si...
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| Язык: | Anglais |
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European Journal of Pragmatism and American Philosophy
2026
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| Итог: | We present a short global appraisal of Châtelet’s program to enlarge intelligence, and we study in detail a previously unpublished worksheet where Châtelet mentions splitting, inverting, and augmenting, as essential features in the appearance of new knowledge. We compare those local findings with similar ideas in Novalis and Florensky, and we build on them to offer a methodological understanding of analogical thinking and creativity. |
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