Skip to Main Content
Book cover for The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Time The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Time
Book cover for The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Time The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Time
1.1

Endurance (a), perdurance (b), and exdurance (c) in classical spacetime 19

1.2

Endurance (a), perdurance (b), and exdurance (c) in Minkowski spacetime 34

1.3

“Corner slice” (Gilmore 2006: 212–213) 35

2.1

Łukasiewicz negation 45

2.2

Łukasiewicz conjunction 45

2.3

Łukasiewicz disjunction 45

2.4

What seems to follow for the material conditional from Łukasiewicz negation, conjunction, and disjunction 46

2.5

Łukasiewicz conditional 47

2.6

A more suitable truth table for negation 50

3.1a

A‐series, indeterministic “open future” variant 71

3.1b

A‐series, deterministic variant 72

3.2a

A B‐series (linear temporal ordering of events) 73

3.2b

Block universe 73

3.3

Alexandroff Present 77

3.4

Alexandroff Present, reasonable units 77

3.5a

Non‐spatially‐restricted‐relativistic “present” candidate 79

3.5b

The Absolute Elsewhere Present 79

3.6a

Propensities in space‐time 85

3.6b

Just the facts 85

4.1

Two types of eternal recurrence 99

4.2

Modal Realism 114

4.3

Actualism 114

4.4

Possible Worlds and Possible Presents 116

7.1

Galilean Space‐time 183

7.2

Minkowski Space‐time 184

8.1

I  f only contributes to E  p by way of C̅ 265

12.1

Gliding along the timeline requires a meta‐time 390

12.2

Integrating change: the seeing of a falling block in a Block universe 391

12.3

Two conceptions of the specious present 395

12.4

An Extensionalist specious present: a ball rolling along the floor 397

12.5

A single Extensional specious present and its relationship to objective time 398

12.6

One conception of how Extensional specious presents combine to form streams of consciousness 399

12.7

An alternative—and more plausible—conception of how Extensional specious presents combine to form streams of consciousness 400

12.8

A more realistic depiction of the distribution of specious presents in an Extensional stream of consciousness 400

12.9

A single Retentional specious present and its relationship to objective time 401

12.10

A more realistic depiction of a Retentional stream of consciousness 403

12.11

Retentions in action 403

12.12

Five conceptions of the nature of time—and the large‐scale structure of the universe 405

12.13

Experiencing a sequence of tones in a Moving Spotlight universe 411

12.14

Another look at the rolling ball 417

13.1

Husserl's model of time‐consciousness (from Gallagher 1998) 423

13.2

Intentions and timescales 431

16.1

A charge that is hyperbolically accelerated in the future 499

16.2

A charge that is hyperbolically accelerated in the past 500

16.3

A charge that is hyperbolically accelerated for all times 505

16.4a

Past truncated Minkowski spacetime 510

16.4b

Future truncated Minkowski spacetime 510

17.1

Outward journey: what Traveller measures 532

17.2

Outward journey: what Homebody measures 533

17.3

Return journey: what Traveller measures 534

17.4

Return journey: what Homebody measures 535

17.5

Complete journey 535

17.6

The four multiply connected topologies of the two‐dimensional Euclidean plane 538

17.7

Walking on a torus 539

17.8

From multiply connected space to the universal covering space 539

17.9

From space to space‐time 540

17.10

Straight paths in the universal covering space of a (2 + 1) 543

20.1

The worldlines of the time traveler T and of Grandpa G according to the multiverse proposal. 583

20.2

The generators of the boundary may have endpoints not in S  591

20.3

Rolling up a slice of (1 + 1)‐dimensional Minkowski spacetime 592

20.4

The causal future J  +(Σ) 604

20.5

An illustration of the definition of hole freeness 605

20.6

A conformal diagram of a black hole 612

23.1

Foliation of spacetime into spacelike hypersurfaces 667

23.2

The classical and the quantum theory of gravity exhibit drastically different notions of determinism 672

Close
This Feature Is Available To Subscribers Only

Sign In or Create an Account

Close

This PDF is available to Subscribers Only

View Article Abstract & Purchase Options

For full access to this pdf, sign in to an existing account, or purchase an annual subscription.

Close