From the closed world to the infinite universe

New York,: Harper (1957)
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Alexandre Koyré. of the fixed stars is infinite commit a contradiction in adjecto. In truth, an infinite body cannot be comprehended by thought. For the concepts of the mind concerning the infinite are either about the meaning oftheterm "infinite,"  ...

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BD511.K67 1958

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9781465578518   146557851X   0801803470   9780801803475   1604593687   1621389804   147514170X   1606201433   1621389790

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10.2307/2216377
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