Titlebook: Space, Time & Deity: The Gifford Lectures at Glasgow 1916-1918, 2 vols; S. Alexander Book 1966 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Mathematical Space and Timees. According to some, Space and Time are the absolute or total Space and Time consisting of entities called points or instants. According to others, and they are the more philosophical mathematicians, Space and Time are not extension or duration, not in any sense stuff or substance,. as Descartes,

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Nature Of The Categoriesherefore, empirical existents are spatio-temporal and remain so to the end. But with certain groupings of motion, certain spatio-temporal complexes, there are correlated what we call qualities, such as materiality, life, colour, consciousness.

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Relationtio-temporal; but if our hypothesis is sound they are always spatio-temporal in their simplest expression. Relation is, as James has so constantly and rightly insisted, as elementary a feature of the universe as ‘substantive’ things.

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The One and the Manyever little our description borrows from metaphor, it cannot but be a circuitous way of describing what is prior to the terms we use in our description and can therefore in the end only be indicated and known by acquaintance.

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