Eleanor March
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5236853 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Eleanor March |
| PRENOMES | Eleanor |
| SOBRENOME | March |
| ASSINATURA | MARCH E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Birmingham |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0883-5315 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Natural Theories
A Puzzle About General Covariance and Gauge
Kinematical Equivalence and Cosmic Conspiracies
Are Maxwell Gravitation and Newton-Cartan Theory Theoretically Equivalent
A recent flurry of work has addressed the question whether Maxwell gravitation and Newton-Cartan theory are theoretically equivalent. This paper defends the view that there are plausible interpretations of Newton-Cartan theory on which the answer to the above question is "yes". Along the way, I seek to clarify what is at issue in this debate. In particular, I argue that whether Maxwell gravitation and Newton-Cartan theory are equivalent has nothi…
Categorical Equivalence and the Kinematics-Dynamics Distinction
I develop and motivate an extension of the categorical equivalence programme to the full space of kinematically possible models of a theory, beginning with a problem case from first-order logic where categorical equivalence seems too weak a criterion of theoretical equivalence. This has wide-ranging implications for discussions of theoretical equivalence, and the categorical equivalence programme in particular
Defining the Carceral Characteristics of the ‘Dickensian prison’
Charles Dickens is often evoked to make connections to Victorian times – and to highlight the need for change in today’s society. The situation of prisons is a prime example, where references to the ‘Dickensian prison’ figure in contemporary discourse to draw critical attention to the state of prisons and to call for reform. But it would be too simple to assume that today’s references to the Dickensian prison relate directly to the way Dickens na…
Narratives of Translators
Prison is a marginal space that is hidden from society, and life writing by prisoners thus offers valuable insights into prison life. This paper examines prisoner writing, as a genre neglected by academia, focusing on how the prisoner-writer describes imprisonment to the non-prisoner reader. My analysis explores Davies’s (1990. Writers in Prison. Oxford: Blackwell) assertion that prisoner writing represents an act of translation. Drawing on Dolou…
Are Maxwell Gravitation and Newton-Cartan Theory Theoretically Equivalent
A recent flurry of work has addressed the question whether Maxwell gravitation and Newton-Cartan theory are theoretically equivalent. This paper defends the view that there are plausible interpretations of Newton-Cartan theory on which the answer to the above question is "yes". Along the way, I seek to clarify what is at issue in this debate. In particular, I argue that whether Maxwell gravitation and Newton-Cartan theory are equivalent has nothi…
Narratives of Translators
Prison is a marginal space that is hidden from society, and life writing by prisoners thus offers valuable insights into prison life. This paper examines prisoner writing, as a genre neglected by academia, focusing on how the prisoner-writer describes imprisonment to the non-prisoner reader. My analysis explores Davies’s (1990. Writers in Prison. Oxford: Blackwell) assertion that prisoner writing represents an act of translation. Drawing on Dolou…
Narratives of Translators
Prison is a marginal space that is hidden from society, and life writing by prisoners thus offers valuable insights into prison life. This paper examines prisoner writing, as a genre neglected by academia, focusing on how the prisoner-writer describes imprisonment to the non-prisoner reader. My analysis explores Davies’s (1990. Writers in Prison. Oxford: Blackwell) assertion that prisoner writing represents an act of translation. Drawing on Dolou…
Defining the Carceral Characteristics of the ‘Dickensian prison’
Charles Dickens is often evoked to make connections to Victorian times – and to highlight the need for change in today’s society. The situation of prisons is a prime example, where references to the ‘Dickensian prison’ figure in contemporary discourse to draw critical attention to the state of prisons and to call for reform. But it would be too simple to assume that today’s references to the Dickensian prison relate directly to the way Dickens na…
Are Maxwell Gravitation and Newton-Cartan Theory Theoretically Equivalent
A recent flurry of work has addressed the question whether Maxwell gravitation and Newton-Cartan theory are theoretically equivalent. This paper defends the view that there are plausible interpretations of Newton-Cartan theory on which the answer to the above question is "yes". Along the way, I seek to clarify what is at issue in this debate. In particular, I argue that whether Maxwell gravitation and Newton-Cartan theory are equivalent has nothi…
Categorical Equivalence and the Kinematics-Dynamics Distinction
I develop and motivate an extension of the categorical equivalence programme to the full space of kinematically possible models of a theory, beginning with a problem case from first-order logic where categorical equivalence seems too weak a criterion of theoretical equivalence. This has wide-ranging implications for discussions of theoretical equivalence, and the categorical equivalence programme in particular
A Puzzle About General Covariance and Gauge
Kinematical Equivalence and Cosmic Conspiracies
Natural Theories
Computer Science (3 obras) · Relativity and Gravitational Theory (3 obras) · Art (2 obras) · Classical mechanics (2 obras) · Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms (2 obras) · Equivalence (formal languages (2 obras) · History (2 obras) · History (2 obras) · History and Theory of Mathematics (2 obras) · Kinematics (2 obras)