• Projectivism and Experiences of Temporal Properties 

      Chuard, Philippe
      Published 2006-07-22
      Among the many ways in which, it seems, we can be conscious of time, there is the sensory perception of certain temporal properties. Many of perceptual experiences seem capable of representing properties such as (i) the ...
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    • Art, Time and Consciousness 

      Haines, Simon
      Published 2006-07-22
      Philosophical conceptions of time seem to fall into two groups, “flow” (river, arrow) and “block”: both of them spatialised. Kant was an important exception, and modern subjectivist thinking about time, or about the ...
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    • The Dimensionality of Time 

      Weinstein, Steven
      Published 2006-07-23
      Many philosophers have concluded that Kant was wrong about space, the form of outer experience - that the space of our experience is not necessarily Euclidean. Be that as it may, one can nevertheless ask whether he was ...
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    • Two bits of Nous from 1979 

      Ismael, Jenann; Price, Huw
      Published 2006-07-19
      Tram drivers know where their vehicles are bound, and don't have to decide to take them there, rather than somewhere else; the tramlines take care of it. Bus drivers know where their vehicles are headed, too, but without ...
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    • Memory and Temporal Phenomenology 

      Ismael, Jenann
      Published 2006-07-22
      In the general project of trying to reconcile the objective view of the world with the subjective view, analytic philosophy in recent years, has been almost solely focused on sensory phenomenology. But there is at least ...
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