The Tensed Theory of Time

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The book engages with the fundamental philosophical debate over static versus dynamic conceptions of time, expanding into two volumes due to the complexity of the topic. It explores a wide range of issues across metaphysics, philosophy of language, phenomenology, science, space, and religion. The author aims to provide a comprehensive appraisal of the most significant arguments for and against each theory, addressing gaps in understanding that arise when discussions are confined to specific disciplines. This synoptic approach seeks to enrich the ongoing debate about the nature of time.