Time and realism
Subtitle: metaphysical and antimetaphysical perspectives
By: Yuval Dolev.
Series: Representation and mind
Publisher: MIT Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 237
ISBN-13: 9780262042437; 9780262541947
Subjects: Time; Metaphysics
Notes: "A Bradford book."

Includes bibliographical references (p. [231]-234) and index.
Table of contents: title: Time and philosophy; title: Time and zeit; title: Tense and tenselessness; title: Time's supposed illusoriness; title: The logical argument; title: The metaphysical argument; title: The empirical argument; title: The relationship between the three arguments; title: Tense in a tenseless world; title: Time's supposed concreteness; title: The "moving now"; title: Solipsism of the present moment; title: Tense beyond ontology; title: The emergence of ontology; title: Incoherence of joint uses of "real"; title: The myth of tenseless relations; title: Delusions of illusions; title: The collapse of Dummet's solipsism; title: The "now" moves to an impasse; title: Transcending ontology; title: Time; title: as seen from a post-ontological perspective; title: The duration of the present; title: The presence of experience; title: The pastness of remembered experiences; title: Time's passage; title: Tense-based biases; title: The future's openness; the past's fixity; title: Relativity theory; title: Post-post-ontological epilogue; title: Retrospective overview; title: Augustine's confession; title: How to continue.