Titlebook: Nothing To Come; A Defence of the Gro Fabrice Correia,Sven Rosenkranz Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Natu

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Temporal Relations,these relations, and devise axioms governing them that are acceptable to permanentists and temporaryists alike. In Sect . we critically review McTaggart’s characterisation of the B-series according to which B-series relations are permanent, distinguish between two relevant senses of ‘permanent’ as a

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The Growing Block, propose an improved version of the theory. We show that this improved version of the theory is superior to two more recent attempts to capture the idea of the growing block. In Sect. . we critically review central passages from Broad’s ., identify core principles that give substance to the image of

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The Other Contenders,particular, we show that, given the availability of these characterisations, neither presentism nor dynamic permanentism needs to invoke any substantial notion of presentness. In Sect. . we rehearse T. Williamson’s misgivings about the use of the notion of presentness in attempts to articulate prese

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Spatiotemporaryism,exists as variation across spacetime. In Sect. . we argue that much of the rationale for thinking, in a prerelativistic setting, that what exists varies across time, should survive the finding that there is no absolute and total temporal order and rationalise the corresponding thought that what exis

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0166-6991 theory invites skepticism about our temporal location. The challenge posed by relativistic physics is met head-on, by replacing claims about temporal variation by claims about variation across spacetime..The b978-3-030-08768-5978-3-319-78704-6Series ISSN 0166-6991 Series E-ISSN 2542-8292