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Newton and Leibniz on non-substantival space

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2005
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Cassini, Alejandro
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Theoria 20(1) : 25-44 (2005)
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The aim of this paper is to analyze Leibniz and Newton's conception of space, and to point out where their agreements and disagreements lie with respect to its mode of existence. 1 shali offer a definite characterization of Leibruiz and Newtón's conceptions of space. 1 will show that, accorcling to their own concepts of substance, both Newtonian and Leibnizian spaces are not substantival. The reason of that consists in the fact that space is not capable of action. Moreover, there is a sense in which space is relational, because their parts are individuated only by means of their mutual relations.
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