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Leibniz's Metaphysics of Time and Space

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The Beginning To The End Of The Universe And Eternal Space-time
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Space, Imagination and the Cosmos in the Leibniz-Clarke Correspondence
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Classical Physics and Becoming
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Introduction
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The Principles of Natural Philosophy
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On the Plurality of Spaces in Leibniz
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An Even More Leibnizian Version of Gödel’s Ontological Argument
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Time From a Bird’s Eye View
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Du Châtelet, Wolff, and Leibniz on Divine Eternity
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Leibniz on Relativity. The Debate between Hans Reichenbach and Dietrich Mahnke on Leibniz’s Theory of Motion and Time
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Newton and Leibniz
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Leibniz’s Philosophy
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Kepler’s Influence on Leibniz’s Planetary Theory
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Newton and Leibniz
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Leibniz’s Philosophy
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Leibniz on the Possibility of a Spatial Vacuum, the Connectedness Condition on Possible Worlds, and Miracles
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Leibniz’ Ontology of Space: Whither Relationism?
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Motion, Matter, Monads, and Their “Forced” Relationship
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Space-Time Processes and Geostatistics
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A Proof-Based Method for Modelling Timed Systems
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On causality as the fundamental concept of Gödel’s philosophy
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The Metaphysical Challenge of Loop Quantum Gravity
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Time and Causality across the Sciences
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An Introduction to Time and Causality
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Causality and Time: An Introductory Typology
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The Direction of Causation
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On the Causal Nature of Time
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Causation in a Physical World: An Overview of Our Emerging Understanding
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Intervening in Time
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Time–Event Relationships as Representations for Constructing Cell Mechanisms
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Causation, Time Asymmetry, and Causal Mechanisms in the Social Sciences
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Temporalization in Causal Modeling
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Reintroducing Dynamics into Static Causal Models
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Overcoming the Poverty of Mechanism in Causal Models
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Index
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Space and Fates of International Law
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Introduction
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Science and Law in the Seventeenth Century
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Space
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The Idea of Universals and Human Cognition
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Law
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Intermezzo
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Space(s) of International Law
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Conclusions and the Way Forward
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Bibliography
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Index
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Books received
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Space, Law, and Justice in Leibniz: Leibniz as a Theorist of Spatial Justice
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Implications of the New Physics for Medical Research: A Methodological Conundrum?
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Three Paradoxes Concerning Causality and Time: Parmenides, Leibniz, Einstein/Schrödinger
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Newsroom as Battleground
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Real Time
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Archive Abbreviations
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Figures
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Introduction
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Three Victorian Ideas around Time
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The Rise of Unreal Time and British Idealism 1883–1893
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Time Realism
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The British Presentism–Eternalism Debate, Founded 1897
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The Genesis of J. M. E. McTaggart’s “The Unreality of Time” 1893–1908
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G. E. Moore’s Common Sense Realism
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A French Interlude
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Bertrand Russell on the B-Series and Mental-Physical Time 1901–1915
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Hilda Oakeley’s Time Realism
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Karin Costelloe-Stephen’s Bergsonism and ‘The Facts’ of Time 1911–1922
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Sexism and Time
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Samuel Alexander’s ‘Generative’ Time and Its Eternalist Universe 1911–1920
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Time, Events, and Passage in A. N. Whitehead’s London Years 1911–1920
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C. D. Broad on Eternalism and Growing Block Theory 1913–1928
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Arthur Eddington and Time’s Arrow into the Progressive Future 1919–1928
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Afterword
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V—Time and Subtle Pictures in the History of Philosophy
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Branching Time Axiomatized With the Use of Change Operators
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A Miracle Creed
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Copyright Page
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Abbreviations
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Epilogue
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Introduction
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Optics and Immanent Lawful Teleology
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Rigid Beams and the Foundations of Physics
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Vis viva and the Origins of Leibniz’s Natural Philosophy
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Hanging Chains and Monadic Agency
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Falling Bodies and the Rise of Variational Mechanics
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Leibniz’s Ontology of Force
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Leibniz and Kant
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Copyright Page
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List of Abbreviations
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Kant’s Leibniz
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How Kant was Never a Wolffian, or Estimating Forces to Enforce Influxus Physicus
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Breaking with Rationalism
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Leibniz on the Ideality of Space
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Leibniz and the Transcendental Deduction
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Bodies, Matter, Monads, and Things in Themselves
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Kant and the (Alleged) Leibnizian Misconception of the Difference between Sensible and Intellectual Representations
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Kant’s Amphiboly as Critique of Leibniz
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The Teleologies of Leibniz and Kant
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Kant’s Theory of Divine and Secondary Causation
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The Development of Kant’s Conception of Divine Freedom
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Leibniz and Kant on Empirical Miracles
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God and the Natural World in the Seventeenth Century: Space, Time, and Causality
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A Leibnizian Logic of Possible Laws
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Fundamental Truths and the Principle of Sufficient Reason in Bolzano's Theory of Grounding
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Levels of Time in the Zhuangzi: A Leibnizian Perspective
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El tiempo y su analogía con la noción de espacio en la filosofía de G. W. Leibniz
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Unité et pluralité de l’espace mathématique chez Leibniz
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Perception and Pluralism: Leibniz’s Theological Derivation of Perception in Connection with Platonism, Rationalism and Substance Monism
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Addressing the Limitations of the Futures Cone: Introducing the Adaptive Futures Mesh
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Plato on time as a cosmic phenomenon
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JPEG: the quadruple object
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Theory From The Big Bang to Big Crunch and Eternal Vacuum Space
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Theory From The Big Bang to Big Crunch and Eternal Vacuum Space
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The Beginning to the End of the Universe and Eternal Space-time
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The Beginning to the End of the Universe and Eternal Space-time
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The Cyclic Universe, the Big Bang Was Not the Beginning, but a Repeating Pattern of Expansion and Contraction of the Space-Time
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The Big Bang Was Not the Beginning, but a Repeating Pattern of Expansion and Contraction of Space Time
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Fuerza primitiva y fuerza derivativa
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مفهوم اللامتناهي بين ابن رشد وسبينوزا وکانط
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Relationalist View on the Dissolution of Former Yugoslavia and Emergent New States
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¿Abandona Leibniz la concepción del espacio como lugar universal de las cosas después de 1671? Observaciones críticas al artículo de Federico Raffo Quintana
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Conceptual conditions of (“) Monadology (”)
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Time and Space in the Philosophy of Leibnitz. Part I
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Time and Space in the Philosophy of Leibnitz. Part II
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Time and Space in the Philosophy of Leibnitz. Part IIІ
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Time and Space in the Philosophy of Leibnitz. Part IV
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An Observer-Based View of Euclidean Geometry
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Space and Time as Relations: The Theoretical Approach of Leibniz
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The Contingency of Leibniz's Principle of the Identity of Indiscernibles
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Thermodynamics in the Evolution of the Dark Universe
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Divine Exultation and Agony in the Face of Evil, a Creation Theodicy of Divine Restraint
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Continual Creation and Finite Substance in Leibniz’s Metaphysics
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Leibniz and the Problem of Temporary Truths
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O ceticismo de G. W. Leibniz na leitura de Thomas Reid
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