Question
Two answers required. A thought experiment by a thinker arguing for a substantivalist approach to these concepts imagines a bucket filled with water undergoing rotational motion. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name these two concepts that Immanuel Kant claimed were pure intuitions and a priori forms of outer and inner sense.
ANSWER: space AND time [accept spacetime]
[10e] The bucket argument was included in this Enlightenment thinker’s Principia Mathematica, which also contained his three laws of motion.
ANSWER: Isaac Newton
[10h] One thinker argued against Newton’s absolute space by considering shifts in the universe and then appealing to this principle, sometimes named for him. This principle states if two things have exactly the same properties, they are the same.
ANSWER: identity of indiscernibles [accept Leibniz’s law]
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Summary
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