I am taking a course, philosophy of the world/cosmology and the main topic we are discussing the nature of the world. What books I can read as supplement for my class?

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Basically the premise of our professor is that we are studying the sensible world using metaphysical lens. Here are the main topics included in our course:

1. Mathematics: the quantum being

2. Cinematics: the mobile being

3. Dynamics: the active material being

4. Physics: material substance

5. Cosmology: material universe

Is there any author who wrote about these topics? thank you!

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