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| image = A Philosophy of the Expanding Earth and Universe placeholder cover.jpg
| alt = A Philosophy of the Expanding Earth and Universe (placeholder cover)
| name = A Philosophy of the Expanding Earth and Universe
| author = [[Samuel Warren Carey]]
| language = English
| subject = [[Expansion Tectonics|Expanding Earth]], cosmology
| published = 1985
| publisher = [[Hobart, Rev. Edition]]
| pages = 127
}}

'''''A Philosophy of the Expanding Earth and Universe''''' is a 1985 work by the geologist [[Samuel Warren Carey]] (Hobart, revised edition).

==Overview==

The book presents Carey's broader philosophical reflections on the '''Expanding Earth''' hypothesis and on the idea of a generally expanding universe. Building on the geological case he made in ''[[The Expanding Earth]]'' (1976), he sets the expansion of the Earth within a wider framework, discussing its implications for cosmology and for the philosophy and methodology of the earth sciences.

==About the author==

Samuel Warren Carey (1911–2002) was an Australian geologist and professor at the University of Tasmania, an early advocate of continental drift who became the leading twentieth-century champion of the Expanding Earth hypothesis.

==Publication details==

* '''Author:''' [[Samuel Warren Carey]]
* '''Publisher:''' University of Tasmania, Hobart (revised edition)
* '''Published:''' 1985
* '''Pages:''' 127

==External links==

* [http://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/2472152 Catalogue record (National Library of Australia)]

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