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Reply to Stone on Counterpart Theory and Four-Dimensionalism
Analysis 67 (2):159 - 162 (2007)
Abstract
Recently, Jim Stone has argued that counterpart theory is incompatible with the existence of temporal parts. I demonstrate that there is no such incompatibility.Author's Profile
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