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The nature of physical existence
Ivor. Leclerc
2013
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Title:
The nature of physical existence
Author:
Ivor. Leclerc
Description:
Cover; Title; Copyright; Original Title; Original Copyright; Dedication; Preface; Contents; 1 INTRODUCTION; PART I THE CONCEPT OF THE INFINITE; 2 THE PROBLEM OF THE INFINITE: THE ARISTOTELIAN ANALYSIS; 3 ARISTOTLE'S DOCTRINE OF THE INFINITE; 4 THE CHANGED CONCEPT OF THE INFINITE IN MEDIEVAL THOUGHT; 5 THE NEW PHILOSOPHY OF THE INFINITE OF NICOLAUS CUSANUS; 6 THE CONCEPTION OF THE UNIVERSE AS INFINITE; PART II THE CONCEPT OF THE PHYSICAL; 7 THE GREEK CONCEPTION OF THE PHYSICAL; 8 THE CONCEPT OF MATTER: (i) ARISTOTELIAN Hylē; 9 THE CONCEPT OF MATTER: (ii) MEDIEVAL Materia
10 THE CONCEPT OF MATTER: (iii) RENAISSANCE CONCEPTION OF ENSOULED MATTER11 THE CONCEPT OF MATTER: (iv) EARLY SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY CONCEPTION OF ELEMENTARY BODIES; PART III THE MODERN CONCEPT OF NATURE; 12 MATTER, MOTION, AND THE CONCEPT OF PLACE; 13 PLACE, THE VOID, AND SPACE; 14 THE THEORY OF ATOMISM AND THE PROBLEMS OF THE CONTINUUM; 15 THE CONTINUUM, THE PHYSICALS AND THE MATHEMATICAL; 16 DESCARTES' THEORY OF THE PHYSICAL: Res Extensa; 17 INFINITE PLACE AND THE PRINCIPLE OF MOTION; 18 NEWTON: THE PHYSICAL EXISTENT AND THE MATHEMATICAL EXISTENT; 19 THE MODERN CONCEPTION OF NATURE
PART IV PROLEGOMENA TO A NEW CONCEPT OF NATUREAn Introductory Note to Part IV; 20 MATTER, BODY, AND EXTENSION; 21 MATTER, MOTION, AND SUBSTANCE; 22 RELATION, ACTION, AND SUBSTANCE; 23 THE PHYSICAL EXISTENT AND BODY; 24 THE PHYSICAL EXISTENT, SIMPLE AND COMPOUND; 25 PHYSICAL EXISTENCE, CONTINUITY, AND DISCRETENESS; 26 NATURE, THE INFINITE, AND THE FINITE; 27 THE PHILOSOPHY OF NATURE; INDEX
First published in 2002. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Publication Date:
2013
Publisher:
Oxfordshire, England ; New York, New York : Routledge
Format:
1 online resource (378 p.).
Identifier:
ISBN 1-317-85297-4;ISBN 1-315-83047-7;ISBN 1-317-85298-2
Related Titles:
Series: Muirhead library of philosophy ; II
Subjects:
Infinite
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Matter
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Philosophy of nature
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Language:
English
Source:
01DAL UDM ALMA
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