- and time, the name
relationalism (or relationism)
refers to Leibniz's
relationist notion of
space and time as
against Newton's
substantivalist views. According...
-
objects and
based his
position on
observation and experimentation. For a
relationist there can be no real
difference between inertial motion, in
which the...
-
everything in
human culture and consciousness. Rather, [my]
thesis is
relationist:
major developments, and very
likely even all
major developments, in...
- of coexistences, as time is an
order of successions."
Leibniz held a
relationist notion of
space and time,
against Newton's
substantivalist views. According...
- been used to
refer to the
combination of the RDS
metatheory and the
relationist worldview. The RDS
framework is also
fundamentally distinct from that...
-
Luzardo (†) as
Catalina Ángel; Betty's "fairy godmother" and
public relationist. A dignified, loquacious,
eloquent and
recognized woman.
Alberto León...
- a
different stance. In
modern parlance,
theirs is a
relationist point of view. For a
relationist,
there is no
background of
absolute space and time. Searle...
-
absolute time and
space and the
container theory,
against Leibniz who was a
relationist. The
subject was
famously debated in the Leibniz–Clarke correspondence...
-
finitist doctrine that
space and time are not
infinitely divisible, and the
relationist doctrine that
space and time
cannot be
conceived apart from objects....
- 'classical'
theories of probability. This has
since become known as a "logical-
relationist" approach, and
become regarded as the
seminal and
still classic account...
