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	THE LEIBNIZ-CLARKE CORRESPONDENCE J Butterfield, TT 2000 As Newton realized, his absolute space was a ‘conspiracy of nature’ in the sense that his laws dictated that nobody could discover who, among all possible obse Add to Reading List Document Date: 2001-02-01 06:09:02 Open Document File Size: 30,95 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Nordstrom / Relational / Spacetime / Norton / / Event Product Issues / Product Recall / / Facility Tower of Pisa / / IndustryTerm axiom systems / coordinate systems / / Person Einstein / / Position General / / Product Absolute vs. Relational / / Technology radiation / microwave / thermodynamics / artificial intelligence / / SocialTag Special relativity Time General relativity Space Spacetime Absolute time and space Introduction to special relativity Minkowski space Philosophy of space and time Physics

THE LEIBNIZ-CLARKE CORRESPONDENCE J Butterfield, TT 2000 As Newton realized, his absolute space was a ‘conspiracy of nature’ in the sense that his laws dictated that nobody could discover who, among all possible obseAdd to Reading List