Basic issues in the philosophy of time.
By: Edited by Eugene Freeman and Wilfrid Sellars.
Contributors: Sellars, Wilfrid, joint comp.
Series: Monist library of philosophy
Publisher: Open Court
Published: 1971
Place of publication: La Salle, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 241
Subjects: Time
Other titles: Monist.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"All of the essays in the present volume, except the essay by Adolf Grünbaum, were first published in a special issue of the Monist (July 1969), volume 53, no. 3."
Table of contents: title: Recent advances in tense logic, by A. N. Prior.; title: Philosophical aspects of physical time, by H. Mehlberg.; title: Causal theories of time, by J. J. C. Smart.; title: Here and now, by R. M. Gale.; title: Starting and stopping, by C. L. Hamblin.; title: Time and the physical modalities, by S. McCall.; title: Time represented as space, by N. Lawrence.; title: On postulates for temporal order, by M. K. Rennie.; title: Here and now, by J. W. Garson.; title: The fallacy of conjunctive analysis, by R. Ackermann.; title: Things, by R. Sharvy.; title: On the intelligibility of the epochal theory of time, by D. A. Sipfle.; title: The meaning of time, by A. Grünbaum.