The Human Experience of Time: The Development of its Philosophic Meaning
Northwestern University Press (1975)
| Abstract | Updated, expanded, and with a new introduction by the editor, this volume is not only a historical overview but also a dialectical analysis displaying the ... | |||||||||
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