Silhouettes are Shadows
Acta Analytica 26 (2):187-197 (2011)
| Abstract | Sorensen’s celebrated problem about the eclipse of Near and Far is given a solution in which what is seen is Far, silhouetted. Near cannot be seen, as it is in the shadow of Far. A silhouette is a shadow. The so–called Yale Puzzle is a linguistic confusion | |||||||||
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