Aristotle presents two arguments against the possibility of a first motion. One occurs in the paragraph in parentheses on p. 131, and has to do with the nature of a ‘now’, i.e, a moment of time. The other occurs on pp. 130 and 131, and has to do with the conditions required for a change. [...]
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Aristotle on the eternity of motion
Posted in discussion, tagged aristotle, change, eternity-of-the-world, motion, now, time on September 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
