Time: A Philosophical Analysis

Chapman, Tobias

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“…In any case we can accept that how the present is determined depends on the subjective perceptions of the entrepreneur [58,59]. Moreover the concept of the average ideal duration of entrepreneurial commitment fits more with the notion of states of the world assessment of time rather than to the point of view of a single event (or a consequence) of events.…”

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Time and Risk Entrepreneurial Characteristics of Growth: The Case of Persisted Light Industrial Prototypes

Petrakis¹

2010

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This article is about the role of entrepreneurial perception of time and risk vis à vis structural change and growth. Entrepreneurship is a basic constituent element of social capital which in turn is a productive lubricant of the growth process. Different structural entrepreneurial prototypes with respect to time and risk have different structural change effects. Those structural changes (and any structural changes) are not neutral as far as the implications of growth rate changes are concerned. Therefore the time and risk characteristics of active entrepreneurship are reflected in the growth process either in the form of structural change and/or in the form of growth rate change

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Time and Risk Entrepreneurial Characteristics of Growth: The Case of Persisted Light Industrial Prototypes

Petrakis¹

2010

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“…the Refs. [20,21,22] and references therein. Moreover, it is worth stressing that the superluminal state of affairs is well-known in modern astronomy since the early 1980s, when the faster-than-light motion had been suggested in order to contradict the quasars having the cosmological distances.…”

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Towards Superluminal Physics: Compromising Einstein's Special Relativity and Faster-Than-Light Particles

Glinka¹

2014

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“…For in-depth treatments of temporal logic and of tense logic, see, e.g., Prior (1967), Rescher and Urquhart (1971), Lucas (1973), Van Benthem (1983), Gabbay (1976) and Chapman (1982). Development of ASL was influenced by the first four works listed.…”

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Aristotle vs. Diodorus

Barker¹,

Paxson²

1985

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We develop a modified system of standard logic, Augmented Standard Logic (ASL), and we employ ASL in an effort to show that, contrary ta prevailing opinion, both Aristotle and Diodorus presented impressive arguments, having valid structures and highly plausible premisses, in their famous fatalism debate. We argue that ASL, which contains standard logie and a fuB system of modal and temporal logic emanating from a modicum of primitives, should not only enable one to appreciate the sophisticated philosophizing which characterized this ancient debate, but should prove t6 be q uite useful in application to contemporary issues.

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Time: A Philosophical Analysis

Cited by 25 publications

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Time and Risk Entrepreneurial Characteristics of Growth: The Case of Persisted Light Industrial Prototypes

Time and Risk Entrepreneurial Characteristics of Growth: The Case of Persisted Light Industrial Prototypes

Towards Superluminal Physics: Compromising Einstein's Special Relativity and Faster-Than-Light Particles

Aristotle vs. Diodorus

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