Basic issues in the philosophy of time.

Basic issues in the philosophy of time.
Eugene Freeman, Eugene Freeman
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Open Court
Language
English
Pages
241

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Table of Contents

Recent advances in tense logic, by A. N. Prior.
Philosophical aspects of physical time, by H. Mehlberg.
Causal theories of time, by J. J. C. Smart.
Here and now, by R. M. Gale.
Starting and stopping, by C. L. Hamblin.
Time and the physical modalities, by S. McCall.
Time represented as space, by N. Lawrence.
On postulates for temporal order, by M. K. Rennie.
Here and now, by J. W. Garson.
The fallacy of conjunctive analysis, by R. Ackermann.
Things, by R. Sharvy.
On the intelligibility of the epochal theory of time, by D. A. Sipfle.
The meaning of time, by A. Grünbaum.

Edition 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."

Published in
La Salle, Ill
Series
Monist library of philosophy
Other Titles
Monist.

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Dewey Decimal Class
115
Library of Congress
BD638 .F73

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Pagination
241 p.
Number of pages
241

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL5446477M
LCCN
73128197
LibraryThing
3750391

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OL141484W

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