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Time and Change in Kant and McTaggart

Wayne Waxman

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Les evenements deviennent futur, present ou passe. Devant une telle modification temporelle, pouquoi Kant (E.) et McTaggart (J.M.) concluent-ils a l'irrealite du temps?

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Les evenements deviennent futur, present ou passe. Devant une telle modification temporelle, pouquoi Kant (E.) et McTaggart (J.M.) concluent-ils a l'irrealite du temps?

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Les evenements deviennent futur, present ou passe. Devant une telle modification temporelle, pouquoi Kant (E.) et McTaggart (J.M.) concluent-ils a l'irrealite du temps?

Key concepts: Philosophy, Continental philosophy, History of philosophy, Contemporary philosophy, Epistemology

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