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The Role of Limits in Aristotle’s Concept of Place
Southern Journal of Philosophy 31 (2):205-216 (1993)
Abstract
This paper examines Aristotle's attempt to describe space in terms of place in the Physics, and shows why Aristotle rejected both Platonic and Atomistic understandings of space.Author's Profile
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