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| In the ], '''four dimensionalism''' is the view that reality is a four-dimensional continuum composed of time and space (]). The principal argument for four dimensionalism is the ]. | In the ], '''four dimensionalism''' is the view that reality is a four-dimensional continuum composed of time and space (]). The principal argument for four dimensionalism is the ]. It is also sometimes referred to as the "B theory" of time. | ||
| ==References== | ==References== | ||
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In the philosophy of time, four dimensionalism is the view that reality is a four-dimensional continuum composed of time and space (spacetime). The principal argument for four dimensionalism is the Rietdijk-Putnam argument. It is also sometimes referred to as the "B theory" of time.
References
- Four Dimensionalism. M.C.Rea. The Oxford Handbook for Metaphysics. Describes four dimensionalism.
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