Ontología del cambio

Anuario Filosófico 25 (2):379-388 (1992)
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Trough an analysis of change based in the logical laws of Contradiction and of Excluded Middle, it's possible to demonstrate that the existence of the total state of the world at the present instant does not derive directly from the states of the world of any previous instant.

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