"Time and the Timeless in Greek Thought"

Philosophy East-West:137-143 (1974)
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A study timeshowing that the relation of time and timeless in greek philosophers was more nuanced and complex than is commonly thought.

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reprint Kolb, David A. (1974) "Time and the timeless in greek thought". Philosophy East and West 24(2):137-143

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