Spatial and temporal congruence in physics

a critical comparison of the conceptions of Newton, Riemann, Poincaré, Eddington, Bridgman, Russell, and Whitehead

3-65

The significance of alternative time metrizations in Newtonian mechanics and in the general theory of relativity

66-80

Critique of Reichenbach's and Carnap's philosophy of geometry

81-105

Critique of Einstein's philosophy of geometry

106-151

Empiricism and the geometry of visual space

152-157

The resolution of Zeno's metrical paradox of extension for the mathematical continua of space and time

158-176

The causal theory of time

179-208

The anisotropy of time

209-280

The asymmetry of retrodictability and predictability, the compossibility of explanation of the past and prediction of the future, and mechanism vs. teleology

281-313

Is there a "flow" of time or temporal "becoming"?

314-329

Empiricism and the three-dimensionality of space

330-337

Philosophical foundations of the special theory of relativity, and their bearing on its history

341-409

Philosophical appraisal of E. A. Milne's alternative to Einstein's STR

410-417

Has the general theory of relativity repudiated absolute space?

418-424

Philosophical critique of Whitehead's theory of relativity

425-428

Space, time and falsifiability critical exposition and reply to "a panel discussion of Grünbaum's philosophy of science"

449-568

Can we ascertain the falsity of a scientific hypothesis?

569-629

Can an infinitude of operations be performed in a finite time?

630-645

Is the coarse-grained entropy of classical statistical mechanics an anthropomorphism?

646-665

A panel discussion of simultaneity by slow clock transport in the special and general theories of relativity

666-708

The bearing of philosophy on the history of the special theory of relativity

709-727

General relativity, geometrodynamics and ontology

728-803