Perspectives on Time (Hardcover, 1997)

Preface. Introduction; J. Faye, et al. Part I: The Philosophy of Time. Three Views on the Relationship Between Time and Reality; M. Dorato. On Now-Ambiguities; L. Gundersen. The Objectivity of Time-Flux and the Direction of Time; U. Meixner. Fleeting Things and Permanent Stuff: A Priorian Project in Real Time; P. Needham. Existence in Time: From Substance to Process; J. Seibt. Direction of Time: A Problem of Ontology, not of Physics; E. Tegtmeier. Tense and Existence; M. Urchs. Part II: The Physics of Time. Do Times Exist? A. Bartels. Is the Mark Method Time Dependent? J. Faye. Causation, Reversibility and the Direction of Time; J. Faye. The Physical Worldview and the Reality of Becoming; M. Pauri. Part III: The Logic of Time. Relations between Sets of Time Points and Quasi-Linear Orderings; W. Buszkowski. Linguistic and Tense Logical Considerations on the Generality of a Three-Point Structure of Tenses; P. Hasle. Time, Truth and Existence; K.-H. Krampitz, et al. Dimensions of Time; I. Max. Time and Negation; Y. Shramko. A New Tempo-Modal Logic for emerging Truth; M. Wegener. P. Øhrstrøm. A.N. Prior's Ideas on the Relation Between Semantics and Axiomatics for Temporal Logic; P. Øhrstrøm. Name Index.