Motion and Time, Space and Matter

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Ohio State University Press (1976)
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Cartesian Motion.Wallace E. Anderson
Non-Euclidean geometry and relative consistency proofs.Alan Hausman
Aristotle on time.  (pages 3-27)Gwilym El Owen
“Physics” I: Sense Universals, Principles, Multiplicity and Motion.  (pages 28--56)R. G. Turnbull
Weight and lightness in Aristotle and his predecessors.  (pages 56--82)David E. Hahm
Aristotle and the atomists on motion in a void.  (pages 83--100)David J. Furley
Causality and Explanation in Descartes' Natural Philosophy.  (pages 168--199)Peter Machamer
Ontological and Ideological Issues of the Classical theory of Space and Time.  (pages 224--263)Arnold Koslow
'Labyrinthus Continui': Leibniz on Substance, Activity, and Matter.  (pages 290--326)James E. McGuire
Algebra as pure time: William Rowan Hamilton and the foundations of algebra.  (pages 327--359)Thomas L. Hankins
The methodological foundations of Mach's anti-atomism and their historical roots.  (pages 390--417)L. Laudan
The Michelson-Morley Experiment: Descriptive dependence on to-be-tested Theories.  (pages 436--64)Ronald Laymon

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