Time and Determinism

Journal of Philosophical Logic 44 (6):729-740 (2015)
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This paper gives an overview of logico-philosophical issues of time and determinism. After a brief review of historical roots and 20th century developments, three current research areas are discussed: the definition of determinism, space-time indeterminism, and the temporality of individual things and their possibilities

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Thomas Muller
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