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This is a treatment of time as it is experienced in human intuition, but also the attempt to capture time in some epistemologically significant form. Proposals to interpret time from a mathetmatical approach or from the perspective of the physical sciences are examined with reference to recent investigations by Adolf Grnbaum and W. H. Newton-Smith. In addition to a brief treatment of Kant’s theory of time, main themes include: the origin of time; the nature of time; the direction of time; time and identity, time and ontology; time as principle; geometricization of time; the metric of time; and the disappearance of time. Other Philosophy-Epistemology Books 2006 – The History of Philosophy From Descartes to Hegel by Arthur Ritchie Lord 1999 – Relationship Between Epistemology, Hermeneutics, Biblical Theology and Contextualization Understanding Truth 1989 – PYTHAGOREAN INTERTEXT IN OVID’S METAMORPHOSES: A New Interpretation
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