Craig Callender
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Introducing Time: A Graphic Guide
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21 editions
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1997
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The Stone Reader: Modern Philosophy in 133 Arguments
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10 editions
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2015
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The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Time (Oxford Handbooks)
5 editions
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2011
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What Makes Time Special?
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Physics Meets Philosophy at the Planck Scale: Contemporary Theories in Quantum Gravity
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11 editions
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1997
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Time, Reality and Experience (Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement, Vol. 50)
6 editions
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2002
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Précis de philosophie de la physique
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Le temps en images
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“if the Now moves, it must move with respect to time. But the Now is time. So is it moving with respect to itself? No, says Williams, that doesn’t make sense. If it’s moving, it must be moving with respect to a second time – the second one being the time with respect to which the first one moves. Tensers”
― Introducing Time: A Graphic Guide
― Introducing Time: A Graphic Guide
“Aristotle (384–322 BC), the Greek philosopher, held that time is simply the measure of motion. Time is the measure of one physical process against another.”
― Introducing Time: A Graphic Guide
― Introducing Time: A Graphic Guide
“second is defined precisely to be 9,192,631,770 vibrations of the cesium atom!”
― Introducing Time: A Graphic Guide
― Introducing Time: A Graphic Guide
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