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On the Sea Battle Tomorrow That May Not Happen: A Logical and Philosophical Analysis of the Master Argument
Berlin and New York: Peter Lang (2018)
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The book examines the Master Argument of Diodorus Cronus in the context of the Sea-Battle Tomorrow of Aristotle. The author investigates problems of sentences about the future, time and determinism. He shows that certain reconstructions of the MA do not assume a linear time structure. Thus, the MA is not an argument in favour of determinism.Author's Profile
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