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    Spatiotemporal location can distinguish events that occur... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Events can be construed as spatiotemporal regions cum description rather than merely temporal intervals cum description.

    Spatiotemporal location can distinguish events that occur at the same time but different places.

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    The intuition that events are properties of times can also be fleshed out in terms of thinner metaphysical commitments, by construing events simply as times cum description, i.e., as temporal instants or intervals during which certain statements hold (van Benthem 1983). On this view, for example, this morning’s rising of the sun is identified by an ordered pair <i,φ> where i is the relevant time interval (corresponding to the descriptor ‘this morning’) and φ is the sentence ‘The sun rises’

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