 | May Sinclair - 1922 - 360 頁
...rate together in perception and are only divided by an intellectual process of abstraction. Again, "If, therefore, the past instant is not to be lost...or rather since this is not the case in fact, there must needs be some continuum other than Time which can secure and sustain the togetherness of past... | |
 | May Sinclair - 1922 - 364 頁
...rate together in perception and are only divided by an intellectual process of abstraction. Again, "If, therefore, the past instant is not to be lost...or rather since this is not the case in fact, there must needs be some continuum other than Time which can secure and sustain the togetherness of past... | |
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Yet the two are found together in Time as we experience it. If, therefore, the past instant is not to be lost as it otherwise would be, or rather since this is not the case in fact, there must needs be some continuum other than Time which can secure and... 