Temporal parts unmotivated.
Opposes primary and most powerful claims that have been made on behalf of perdurantism, the view that material objects perjure. Debate about the nature of persistence over time; Material constitution; Support for the doctrine of temporal parts; Special theory of relativity; Intrinsic change; Doctri...
| Publicado en: | Philosophical Review Vol. 107; no. 2; pp. 225 - 261 |
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Duke University Press
Apr98
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| Sumario: | Opposes primary and most powerful claims that have been made on behalf of perdurantism, the view that material objects perjure. Debate about the nature of persistence over time; Material constitution; Support for the doctrine of temporal parts; Special theory of relativity; Intrinsic change; Doctrine of Human supervenience; Possibility of fission; Basic similarity of space and time. |
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