'I' AND 'HERE'
Considers a parallel with the Leibniz-Newton controversy on space. Deliberation of the question, is there any content to the question of whether the universe is standing still in space, or whether, on the contrary, although the distance from one body to another remains constant, the whole array is m...
| Publicado en: | Philosophical Quarterly Vol. 30; no. 121; pp. 289 - 294 |
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Oxford University Press / USA
Oct80
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| Sumario: | Considers a parallel with the Leibniz-Newton controversy on space. Deliberation of the question, is there any content to the question of whether the universe is standing still in space, or whether, on the contrary, although the distance from one body to another remains constant, the whole array is moving in a straight line at a certain unchanging speed; Consideration of the first-person single pronoun under the condition. |
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