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Jared Davis

Address: London, London, City of, United Kingdom

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Research paper thumbnail of Reconciling the Irreconcilable: Can the metamodern artwork resolve the present tensions between our self-conceptions and accumulated knowledge?

philosopher John Searle calls "the central problem of intellectual life today" (Searle, 2014) -if... more philosopher John Searle calls "the central problem of intellectual life today" (Searle, 2014) -if the picture of reality that science has provided us is correct, and our world really is made up entirely of mindless, meaningless particles (as described by atomic physics), how do we reconcile this picture with our self-conception as conscious, free, mindful, moral, rational, social, language-speaking agents? In other words, how do we resolve the seemingly inescapable and irreconcilable disunity between the facts of modern science and our traditional self-representations?

Research paper thumbnail of Reconciling the Irreconcilable: Can the metamodern artwork resolve the present tensions between our self-conceptions and accumulated knowledge?

philosopher John Searle calls "the central problem of intellectual life today" (Searle, 2014) -if... more philosopher John Searle calls "the central problem of intellectual life today" (Searle, 2014) -if the picture of reality that science has provided us is correct, and our world really is made up entirely of mindless, meaningless particles (as described by atomic physics), how do we reconcile this picture with our self-conception as conscious, free, mindful, moral, rational, social, language-speaking agents? In other words, how do we resolve the seemingly inescapable and irreconcilable disunity between the facts of modern science and our traditional self-representations?

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