The status of becoming: What is happening now?
Journal of Philosophy 76 (1):26-42 (1979)
| Abstract | What is the ontological status of temporal becoming, of the present, or the now? We shall consider in turn four answers to this question: (i) the objective-property doctrine, (ii) the thought-reflexive analysis, (iii) the tensed-exemplification view, and (iv) the form-of-thought account. | |||||||||
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