A Pluralistic Universe · Character
Zeno of Elea
Ancient Greek philosopher known for paradoxes about motion and plurality.
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Also known as Zeno
First appearance: Lecture VI: Bergson and His Critique of Intellectualism
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Referenced in the context of Kant's analysis of motion and the infinite divisibility of sense-data.
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