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Mereological Explanation and Time Travel

Nikk Effingham University of Birmingham
Pages 333-345 | Received 10 Feb 2009, Accepted 09 Apr 2009, Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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Jeroen Smid. (2023) The Aleph and Other Alleged Mereological Curiosities. Australasian Journal of Philosophy 101:3, pages 564-574.
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Paul R. Daniels. (2014) Occupy Wall: A Mereological Puzzle and the Burdens of Endurantism. Australasian Journal of Philosophy 92:1, pages 91-101.
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Jeroen Smid. (2021) Plenty of Room for Multilocation. Erkenntnis 88:6, pages 2365-2378.
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Matteo Plebani & Michele Lubrano. (2022) Parts of Structures. Philosophia 50:3, pages 1277-1285.
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NIKK EFFINGHAM. (2020) The CaML model of pantheism. Religious Studies 57:4, pages 575-596.
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Justin Mooney. (2019) Multilocation Without Time Travel. Erkenntnis 86:6, pages 1431-1444.
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BRIAN LEFTOW. (2020) The Trinity is still unconstitutional. Religious Studies 57:3, pages 532-552.
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A. J. Cotnoir. (2018) Is Weak Supplementation analytic?. Synthese 198:S18, pages 4229-4245.
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Takeshi SAKON. (2021) Presentists Should Not Believe in Time TravelPresentists Should Not Believe in Time Travel. Kagaku tetsugaku 53:2, pages 191-213.
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Carlo Proietti & Jeroen Smid. (2019) Mereology and time travel. Philosophical Studies 177:8, pages 2245-2260.
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Lee Walters. (2017) Are The Statue and The Clay Mutual Parts?. Noûs 53:1, pages 23-50.
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Justin Mooney. (2018) Multilocation and Parsimony. Thought: A Journal of Philosophy 7:3, pages 153-160.
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Rita Singh. (2016) Mereological algebras as mechanisms for reasoning about sounds. Mereological algebras as mechanisms for reasoning about sounds.
Nikk Effingham. (2015) The Location of Properties. Noûs 49:4, pages 846-866.
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Shieva Kleinschmidt. (2015) Fundamentality and Time-Travel. Thought: A Journal of Philosophy 4:1, pages 46-51.
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A. J. Cotnoir. (2013) Strange Parts: The Metaphysics of Non‐classical Mereologies. Philosophy Compass 8:9, pages 834-845.
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Nikk Effingham. (2012) Impure Sets May Be Located: A Reply to Cook. Thought: A Journal of Philosophy 1:4, pages 330-336.
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AARON J. COTNOIR & ANDREW BACON. (2011) NON-WELLFOUNDED MEREOLOGY. The Review of Symbolic Logic 5:2, pages 187-204.
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Shieva Kleinschmidt. (2011) MULTILOCATION AND MEREOLOGY. Philosophical Perspectives 25:1, pages 253-276.
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Nikk Effingham. (2010) Temporal Parts and Time Travel. Erkenntnis 74:2, pages 225-240.
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