Past, Present, and Future: A Philosophical Essay About Time

Urbana & Chicago: University of Illinois Press (1991)
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Contributing specialists survey Hispanic literature of New Mexico and its influence. No index. The prevailing view in the history of philosophy has been that time is not basically real but has a derivative status. In contrast, Lieb establishes the thesis that time is a fundamental reality: it is individuals."

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