Philosophical Perspectives on Newtonian Science

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MIT Press (1990)
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These original essays explore the philosophical implications of Newton's work.

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Absolute Time vs. Absolute Motion.Phillip Bricker
The “essential properties” of matter, space, and time.Robert DiSalle
On Locke,'the Great Huygenius, and the incomparable Mr. Newton'.  (pages 17--47)Howard Stein
Foils for Newton: Comments on Howard Stein.  (pages 49--56)Richard Arthur
Real quantities and their sensible measures.  (pages 57--76)Lawrence Sklar
Absolute Time vs. Absolute Motion.  (pages 77--91)Phillip Bricker
Predicates of pure existence: Newton on God's space and time.  (pages 91--108)James E. McGuire
Newton on space and time: Comments on JE McGuire.  (pages 109--134)John Carriero
Moder n Ethical Theory and Newtonian Science. Comments on Errol Harris.  (pages 232--234)E. T. Grier

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