Intermediate Parts of Motion According to Ramon Llull: Some Remarks About His Medieval Background

Following Aristotle, Averroes rejects atomism and the infinite division of geometric lines. Thus, his arguments dealt with continuity contiguity non-atomic parts motion. He vindicates perceptual aspect physical movement that shows itself like in-progress-path between two edge points A B, in which there are middle where qualitative, local, or quantitative changes occur. Ramon Llull took lines’ geometrical as “motion parts.” Points intermediate divisions represent phenomena by lines, surfaces, figures. Also, he appeals to relational logic spot B into Those signified a dynamic vocabulary, called: correlative language. This contribution focuses on conceptual environment Llull’s assumptions, Averroes’ Latin readers explored geometry vocabulary motion parts.