Zeno's Paradox Series, Entry Directory

by Corry Shores

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[Central Entry Directory]

Entry Directory for the

Zeno's Paradox Series



Main Zeno Entry

Zeno's Paradoxes of Infinite Divisibility, with Aristotle's, Spinoza's, & Leibniz' commentary, and Stoic & Deleuze's Infinitely-Divisible Present

Bergson / Évellin

Évellin, Infini et quantité, Chapitre 2, I: "Le lieu en soi ou le lieu réel"

Bergson, Time and Free Will, Chapter 2, §70 "The Common Confusion between Motion and the Space Traversed Gives Rise to the Paradoxes of the Eleatics"

Bergson (4.5) Creative Evolution, “Form and Becoming [Part 2: Zeno’s Paradoxes],” summary

Bergson (4.2) Matter and Memory, “Indivisibility of Movement,” summary

Bergson (5.2.1-5.2.15) La pensée et le mouvant / Creative Mind, “[All reality is change and movement, which is absolutely indivisible]”, summary 

Dainton. Barry Dainton

Notes from Barry Dainton’s Time and Space for comparison with his “Sensing Change”

Lewis Carroll

Implicit Logical Forces in Carroll's "What the Tortoise Said to Achilles"

Mathematics/Calculus

Introducing the Infinite Series: Zeno's Paradox in Edwards and Penney

Priest. Graham Priest

Priest (11.2) In Contradiction, ‘The Instant of Change’, summary

Priest (12.2) In Contradiction, ‘The Orthodox Account of Change’, summary

Priest (12.4) In Contradiction, ‘… And Its Consequences’, summary 

Russell. Bertrand Russell

Russell (2.10-2.14) “The Philosophy of Bergson”, ‘[critique of Bergson’s theory of motion in its Zeno’s paradox elaboration]

Russell ‘Mathematics and the Metaphysicians’, summary [At-At theory of motion to solve Zeno’s Paradoxes]

B. Russell (ch5) Our Knowledge of the External World, “The Theory of Continuity”, summary

Russell, Ch.42 of Principles of Mathematics, ‘The Philosophy of the Continuum’, summary notes






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