CONTINUANTS AND TEMPORAL PARTS.

The fourdimensional view of material objects and the idea of temporal parts are considered as two sides of the same coin known as worm theory. As it is argued, objects extended in space have spatial parts while temporally extended objects have temporal parts. The aim of the paper is to show that the...

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Publicado en:Filozofia no. 8; pp. 601 - 610
Autor principal: SCHMIDT, MARTIN
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Publicado: Filozofia 2015
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