Ivor Leclerc
The Nature of Physical Existence
Ivor Leclerc
The Nature of Physical Existence
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First Published in 2002. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 2002. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Februar 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 445g
- ISBN-13: 9781138884199
- ISBN-10: 1138884197
- Artikelnr.: 42835037
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Februar 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 445g
- ISBN-13: 9781138884199
- ISBN-10: 1138884197
- Artikelnr.: 42835037
Ivor Leclerc Professor of Philosophy, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia
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: Aristotelian 9 The
Concept of Matter: Medieval 10 The Concept of Matter: Renaissance
conception of ensouled matter 11 The Concept of Matter: Early Seventeenth
Century 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 17 Infinite lace and the
Principle of Motion 18 Newton: The Physical Existence and the Mathematical
Existent 19 The Modern Concept of mature Part IV Prolegomena to a New
Concept of Nature 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
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: Aristotelian 9 The
Concept of Matter: Medieval 10 The Concept of Matter: Renaissance
conception of ensouled matter 11 The Concept of Matter: Early Seventeenth
Century 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 17 Infinite lace and the
Principle of Motion 18 Newton: The Physical Existence and the Mathematical
Existent 19 The Modern Concept of mature Part IV Prolegomena to a New
Concept of Nature 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
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: Aristotelian 9 The
Concept of Matter: Medieval 10 The Concept of Matter: Renaissance
conception of ensouled matter 11 The Concept of Matter: Early Seventeenth
Century 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 17 Infinite lace and the
Principle of Motion 18 Newton: The Physical Existence and the Mathematical
Existent 19 The Modern Concept of mature Part IV Prolegomena to a New
Concept of Nature 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
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: Aristotelian 9 The
Concept of Matter: Medieval 10 The Concept of Matter: Renaissance
conception of ensouled matter 11 The Concept of Matter: Early Seventeenth
Century 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 17 Infinite lace and the
Principle of Motion 18 Newton: The Physical Existence and the Mathematical
Existent 19 The Modern Concept of mature Part IV Prolegomena to a New
Concept of Nature 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