Space is an imaginary body, as time is fictive movement. When we say "in space" or "space is filled with" we are positing a body.


In: Jackson Mathews (ed.), The Collected Works of Paul Valéry (Volume 14)


Space is an imaginary body, as time is fictive movement. When we say in space or space is filled with we are positing a body.

Space is an imaginary body, as time is fictive movement. When we say in space or space is filled with we are positing a body.

Space is an imaginary body, as time is fictive movement. When we say in space or space is filled with we are positing a body.

Space is an imaginary body, as time is fictive movement. When we say in space or space is filled with we are positing a body.