Aristotle on Movement, Incompleteness and the Now

Abstract According to Aristotle, the present is an indivisible instant, or now. Aristotle holds that present-tense movement claims are sometimes true, but he argues nothing ‘kineitai’ (moves/is moving) in He characterizes as something ‘incomplete’ while it occurring. My paper attempt understand this combination of views. I draw a contrast between Aristotle’s position and alternative view (defended by certain modern philosophers, also Plotinus), on which claim made true existence wholly And give some reasons for preferring position.