On Russell's definition of moments of time

Logic and Logical Philosophy 5:61-74 (1997)
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In the paper two definitions of moments of time as the sets of events are considered. The first one is Russell’s definition based on a relation simultaneity of events. The second one is my construction of moments of time grounded on a relation of being immediately preceding

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10.12775/llp.1997.005

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