Zur Begreifbarkeit der Ausdehnung von Zeit und Raum.

This article concerns the unsolved riddle of the continuum of the extension of time and space. It becomes solvable if one takes the two different relationships that can exist between extension and point as a basis: the primary relationship in the synthetic continuum and the secondary relationship in...

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Published in:Kant-Studien Vol. 110; no. 3; pp. 397 - 413
Main Author: Prauss, Gerold
Format: Article
Published: De Gruyter Sep2019
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