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  1. Could time be change?Denis Corish - 2009 - Philosophy 84 (2):219-232.
    Sydney Shoemaker argues that time without change is possible, but begs the question by assuming an, in effect, Newtonian absolute time, that 'flows equably' in a region in which there is no change and in one in which there is. An equally possible, relativist, assumption, consistent, it seems, with relativity theory, is that where nothing changes there is no time flow, though there may be elsewhere, where there is change. Such an assumption would require some revision of uncritical common thought (...)
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  • Conceptos y fundamentos para una crítica del ‘tiempo vulgar’ en Heidegger.Martin Simesen de Bielke - 2016 - Tópicos: Revista de Filosofía 52:277-318.
    Una crítica del concepto vulgar de tiempo busca explicitar los caracteres básicos de dicho concepto y fundamentalmente las aporías en el planteo. Con relación a lo primero, este artículo pone énfasis en el carácter “originario” del concepto vulgar, es decir, su conexión con el “tiempo del mundo” y en el nexo de fundamentación que conecta ambos –tiempo vulgar y tiempo del mundo– con la temporalidad originaria del Dasein. En relación con lo segundo, el artículo cuestiona los límites de una atribución (...)
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  • Three Paradigm Theories of Time.Eric V. D. Luft - 2019 - Process Studies 48 (1):88-104.
    The three theories considered here, real continuous time, real serial time, and unreal time, are each in some sense a reaction to Hume’s theory of serial or “spatialized” time. Hence, Hume’s theory is elaborated on as a foundation for the discussion and comparison of the subsequent three. This brief excursion into the nature of time may help to illuminate the differences among these three and to suggest some of their possible implications, particularly with regard to the existential difference between intuited (...)
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  • Aristotle on Time, Plurality and Continuity.Jean-Louis Hudry - 2009 - History of Philosophy & Logical Analysis 12 (1):190-205.
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