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• => Time in Earlier Islamic Philosophy:

... e fact that his concepts are intentionally dispersed throughout his many writings and not plainly stated in one place, as most other authors do. In fact, Ibn al-Arabi mentions in the Futuhat ...

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• => Zeno Paradoxes

... is exactly like that (see section VI.8 above). As we noted in section II.6, Ibn al-Arabi plainly stated that the object that we see moving actually is re-created in the distinct places betw ...

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• => TIME CHEST - 1.3 Time and Cosmology in Islamic Philosophy

... e fact that his concepts are intentionally dispersed throughout his many writings and not plainly stated in one place, as most other authors do. In fact, Ibn al-Arabi mentions in the Futuhat ...

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• => SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 4. Zeno's Paradoxes:

... rld is exactly like that (see section VI.8 above). As we noted in section II.6, Ibn Arabi plainly stated that the object that we see moving actually is re-created in the distinct places betw ...

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• => SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 7. Time in Earlier Islamic Philosophy:

... e fact that his concepts are intentionally dispersed throughout his many writings and not plainly stated in one place, as most other authors do. In fact, Ibn Arabi mentions in the Futuhat [I ...

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• => DUALITY OF TIME - Preface

... not claim to solve all the problems of science, so there will be also many speculations, plainly stated as such. Although this book contains advanced and innovative conceptions and claims t ...

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