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  1. What Cannot Be the Rationals, the Irrationals and Other Riddles.Alba Papa-Grimaldi - 2015 - Philosophia 43 (1):153-174.
    This article aims to show that unless we consider Zeno’s paradoxes in the original metaphysical perspective in which they were generated, any attempt at understanding, let alone solving them, is destined to fail. This perspective, I argue, is the dichotomy of One and change. These latter were defined at the outset of Western philosophical thought by Parmenides as the two paths of the rational, i.e. accountable by a self-identical thought and thus real , and the non-identical change, irrational and unreal. (...)
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  • Physical Bergsonism and the Worldliness of Time.Sebastian Olma - 2007 - Theory, Culture and Society 24 (6):123-137.
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  • Social Time.Sebastian Olma - 2006 - Theory, Culture and Society 23 (2-3):127-129.
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  • Form, Qualia and Time: The Hard Problem Reformed.Stephen E. Robbins - 2013 - Mind and Matter 2:153-181.
    The hard problem – focusing essentially on vision here – is in fact the problem of the origin of our image of the external world. This formulation in terms of the “image” is never seen stated, for the forms populating our image of the world are considered computable, and not considered qualia – the “redness” of the cube is the problem, not the cube as form. Form, however, cannot be divorced from motion and hence from time. Therefore we must examine (...)
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  • Subjective perception of time and a progressive present moment: The neurobiological key to unlocking consciousness.Peter Lynds - 2003
    The conclusion of physics, within both a historical and more recent context, that an objectively progressive time and present moment are derivative notions without actual physical foundation in nature, illustrate that these perceived chronological features originate from subjective conscious experience and the neurobiological processes underlying it. Using this conclusion as a stepping stone, it is posited that the phenomena of an in-built subjective conception of a progressive present moment in time and that of conscious awareness are actually one and the (...)
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  • The aleph zero or zero dichotomy.Antonio Leon - 2006
    The Aleph Zero or Zero Dichotomy is a strong version of Zeno's Dichotomy II which being entirely derived from the topological successiveness of the w-order comes to the same Zeno's absurdity.
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