Nagarjuna and Zeno on Motion

I. Mabbett

DOI:10.2307/1399175
Corpus ID: 170669706

Nagarjuna and Zeno on Motion

@article{Mabbett1984NagarjunaAZ,
  title={Nagarjuna and Zeno on Motion},
  author={Ian Mabbett},
  journal={Philosophy East and West},
  year={1984},
  volume={34},
  pages={401}
}

I. Mabbett
Published 1 October 1984
Philosophy
Philosophy East and West

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