The Natural Philosophy of TimeClarendon Press, 1980 - 399 Seiten |
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... causal theory of time One consequence of a reversal of our sense of before - and - after would be that causes and ... causal processes . This connection was exploited by Hume who sought to reduce causal order to temporal order . In his ...
... causal theory of time One consequence of a reversal of our sense of before - and - after would be that causes and ... causal processes . This connection was exploited by Hume who sought to reduce causal order to temporal order . In his ...
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... causal order and not from the order in which we perceive these events . However , in justifying his contention that a judgment about an objective time se- quence of events is possible only through a causal judgment , so that it is ...
... causal order and not from the order in which we perceive these events . However , in justifying his contention that a judgment about an objective time se- quence of events is possible only through a causal judgment , so that it is ...
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... causal connectibility , 325 causal line , 271 causal theory of time , 323-7 causality ( see also causal chains ) , 81-2 , 305 , 350 , 354 postulate , 234 , 352 principle , 8 , 225 , 324-6 , 341 Cayley , A. , 176 Cedarholm , J. P. , 232 ...
... causal connectibility , 325 causal line , 271 causal theory of time , 323-7 causality ( see also causal chains ) , 81-2 , 305 , 350 , 354 postulate , 234 , 352 principle , 8 , 225 , 324-6 , 341 Cayley , A. , 176 Cedarholm , J. P. , 232 ...
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UNIVERSAL TIME | 1 |
HUMAN TIME | 48 |
BIOLOGICAL TIME | 123 |
Urheberrecht | |
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