Abstract This paper examples several arguments from Simon Prosser's book Experiencing Time. His argument against the doctrine of the specious present is applauded. His argument that even if time passes,… Click to show full abstract
Abstract This paper examples several arguments from Simon Prosser's book Experiencing Time. His argument against the doctrine of the specious present is applauded. His argument that even if time passes, nothing can detect the passage of time, is questioned. Also challenged are his claims that our experience represents things as enduring, rather than perduring, and represents things as having contradictory properties.
Keywords:
experiencing time;
thoughts experiencing;
time
Journal Title: Inquiry
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Inquiry
Year Published: 2017
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