'Time and Temporal Existence'



The book rejects the notion of atemporal existence and the static conception of time. It examines the passage of time from the perspectives of psychology, philosophy of mind, physics, and metaphysics. Other topics include the distinction between meaningful and meaningless questions, the compatibility of presentism and eternalism, of presentism and special relativity, the relation between point presentism and the pre-ontological understanding of being, and the possibility of an infinite past.