The Tensed Theory of Time

The book explores the fundamental philosophical debate between static and dynamic conceptions of time, addressing it through a comprehensive analysis that spans multiple disciplines, including metaphysics, language, phenomenology, and science. The author argues that a thorough understanding requires insights from various fields, challenging the tendency for premature conclusions based on limited expertise. This volume, alongside its companion, aims to provide a nuanced appraisal of the key arguments for and against each theory, contributing meaningfully to ongoing discussions about the nature of time.