Geometric Necessity
Geometric Necessity is a philosophical thesis within the epistemology of geometry that asserts the necessity of geometric truths derives from the intrinsic structure of space or the conditions of spatial intuition, thereby distinguishing it from contingent or empirically revisable accounts of spatial relations.
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Visual figures apparently incompatible with geometry
Edgar Rubin · Acta Psychologica · 1950 · 16 citations
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