Este artigo apresenta uma análise crítico-propositiva completa do texto de Rony G. Moussa, Beyond the Block Universe and Temporal Flow: A Relational Emergence Account of Time, em confronto com a Teoria da Objetividade (TO). Redigido no estilo Chicago autor-data, o estudo examina a tese central de Moussa segundo a qual a oposição duradoura entre o universo-bloco e as teorias do fluxo temporal é sustentada por um pressuposto comum: o tratamento do tempo como ontologicamente fundamental.
\nA partir da perspectiva da Teoria da Objetividade, o artigo sustenta que a proposta de Moussa é filosoficamente relevante porque desloca o problema do tempo da polaridade entre fixidez e fluxo para as condições ontológicas sob as quais a ordem temporal emerge. O estudo identifica compatibilidades importantes entre a Relational Continuum Ontology e a TO, especialmente no que se refere à rejeição de absolutos temporais, à primazia da organização relacional e à dependência da estrutura temporal em relação à estabilidade, à diferenciação e à transformação ordenada.
\nAo mesmo tempo, o artigo desenvolve uma avaliação crítica rigorosa dos limites do quadro teórico de Moussa quando examinado sob a disciplina modal da TO. Destacam-se tensões relativas à necessidade modal, ao estatuto cosmogênico da temporalidade, à anterioridade lógica dos elementos e ao papel da transcendência informacional. Nesta leitura, a transcendência é entendida como o conhecimento ou as informações produzidas nas relações atômicas, equivalentes às radiações atômicas.
\nO trabalho articula ainda a discussão com os elementos fenomênicos da TO, os Efeitos Indutores, o teorema cosmogênico e as Eras cosmológicas da Teoria da Objetividade, propondo que o tempo seja compreendido não como um recipiente ontológico primitivo, mas como uma conquista derivada da estruturação relacional objetiva. O resultado é um diálogo construtivo entre a concepção de emergência relacional do tempo proposta por Moussa e o quadro modal, ontológico e cosmológico da Teoria da Objetividade.
\nObservação: Esta análise contou com o suporte analítico do ChatGPT.
\nPalavras-chave: Teoria da Objetividade; tempo; emergência relacional; universo-bloco; fluxo temporal; ontologia modal; cosmologia; metafísica do tempo; Relational Continuum Ontology; elementos fenomênicos; Efeitos Indutores; teorema cosmogênico.
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