Part VII: Matter and Motion
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Part VII: Matter and Motion is a section of Bertrand Russell’s *The Principles of Mathematics* that applies his logical and philosophical analysis to the concepts of physical matter, space, time, and motion.
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book section
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philosophical text section → |
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logical analysis
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philosophical analysis → |
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Bertrand Russell
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analysis of spatial relations
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analysis of temporal relations → continuity and motion → logical foundations of physical concepts → nature of physical objects → relation between mathematics and physical reality → |
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logic
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metaphysics → philosophy of mathematics → philosophy of physics → |
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chapters on matter
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chapters on motion → chapters on space → chapters on time → |
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English
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The Principles of Mathematics
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Part VII
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analytic treatment of space and time
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logical structure of physical theories → |
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matter
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motion → space → time → |
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volume first published in 1903
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analytic philosophy
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Principles of Mathematics
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