Ian Phillips is Associate Professor and Gabriele Taylor Fellow at St. Anne’s College, Oxford University, UK, and a Visiting Research Scholar in the Program in Cognitive Science at Princeton University, USA. He is also an Editor for Mind & Language and a Consulting Editor for Timing & Time Perception.

"Recent philosophy of mind and consciousness has tended to ignore the experience of time - yet few facts about our experience can be more obvious than the fact that it is temporal through and through. This exciting and original new collection, with its impressive contributors, should go a long way towards redirecting the discussion in this central area of the philosophy of mind." - Tim Crane, University of Cambridge, UK"If time and experience are a mystery then what chance is there for us to understand temporal experience? This volume certainly raises the chances. The editor's introduction is a fine a map through the territory, there is – finally - a lot on temporal experience and the arts, and we see philosophy and the sciences of mind come together in a convincing engagement across the disciplines. If, like me, you despaired of scaling the walls of fortress temporal experience, this is the book for you." - Greg Currie, University of York, UK

• Introduction: The significance of temporal experience Ian PhillipsPart 1: Ancient and Early Modern Perspectives1. How natural is a unified notion of time? Temporal Experience in early Greek Thought Barbara Sattler2. Time and temporal experience in the seventeenth century Geoffrey Gorham3. Hume on temporal experience Lorne Falkenstein4. Temporal experience in Kant’s Critique Of Pure Reason Katherine DunlopPart 2: Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Perspectives5. The Hodgsonian account of temporal experience Holly Andersen6. The wonder of time-consciousness John B. Brough7. Bergson on temporal experience and Durée Réelle Barry Dainton8. William Stern’s Psychische Präsenzzeit Barry DaintonPart 3: The Structure of Temporal Experience9. The snapshot conception of temporal experiences Philippe Chuard10. Atomism, Extensionalism, and Temporal Presence Oliver Rashbrook-Cooper11. Rethinking the specious present Simon Prosser12. Making sense of subjective time Geoffrey LeePart 4: Temporal Experience and the Philosophy of Mind13. Temporal experience and the philosophy of perception Christoph Hoerl14. Time in the dream Thomas Crowther and Matthew Soteriou15. Time perception and agency: a dual model Carlos Montemayor16. Temporal perception, magnitudes, and phenomenal externalism Christopher PeacockePart 5: Temporal Experience and Metaphysics17. What is time? Michael Pelczar18. Temporal experience and the A versus B debate Natalja Deng 19. Presentism and temporal experience Akiko Frischhut20. The subjectively enduring self L. A. PaulPart 6: Empirical Perspectives21. Perceiving visual time Alan Johnston22. How we "use" time Mari Riess Jones23. Attentional resources and the shaping of temporal experience Scott W. BrownPart 7: Temporal Experience and Aesthetics24. Motion and the Futurists: capturing the dynamic sensation Robin Le Poidevin25. On time in cinema Enrico Terrone26. Dancing in time Aili Bresnahan27. Music Andrew Kania.Index

Ian Phillips is Associate Professor and Gabriele Taylor Fellow at St. Anne’s College, Oxford University, UK, and a Visiting Research Scholar in the Program in Cognitive Science at Princeton University, USA. He is also an Editor for Mind & Language and a Consulting Editor for Timing & Time Perception.

"Recent philosophy of mind and consciousness has tended to ignore the experience of time - yet few facts about our experience can be more obvious than the fact that it is temporal through and through. This exciting and original new collection, with its impressive contributors, should go a long way towards redirecting the discussion in this central area of the philosophy of mind." - Tim Crane, University of Cambridge, UK"If time and experience are a mystery then what chance is there for us to understand temporal experience? This volume certainly raises the chances. The editor's introduction is a fine a map through the territory, there is – finally - a lot on temporal experience and the arts, and we see philosophy and the sciences of mind come together in a convincing engagement across the disciplines. If, like me, you despaired of scaling the walls of fortress temporal experience, this is the book for you." - Greg Currie, University of York, UK

• Introduction: The significance of temporal experience Ian PhillipsPart 1: Ancient and Early Modern Perspectives1. How natural is a unified notion of time? Temporal Experience in early Greek Thought Barbara Sattler2. Time and temporal experience in the seventeenth century Geoffrey Gorham3. Hume on temporal experience Lorne Falkenstein4. Temporal experience in Kant’s Critique Of Pure Reason Katherine DunlopPart 2: Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Perspectives5. The Hodgsonian account of temporal experience Holly Andersen6. The wonder of time-consciousness John B. Brough7. Bergson on temporal experience and Durée Réelle Barry Dainton8. William Stern’s Psychische Präsenzzeit Barry DaintonPart 3: The Structure of Temporal Experience9. The snapshot conception of temporal experiences Philippe Chuard10. Atomism, Extensionalism, and Temporal Presence Oliver Rashbrook-Cooper11. Rethinking the specious present Simon Prosser12. Making sense of subjective time Geoffrey LeePart 4: Temporal Experience and the Philosophy of Mind13. Temporal experience and the philosophy of perception Christoph Hoerl14. Time in the dream Thomas Crowther and Matthew Soteriou15. Time perception and agency: a dual model Carlos Montemayor16. Temporal perception, magnitudes, and phenomenal externalism Christopher PeacockePart 5: Temporal Experience and Metaphysics17. What is time? Michael Pelczar18. Temporal experience and the A versus B debate Natalja Deng 19. Presentism and temporal experience Akiko Frischhut20. The subjectively enduring self L. A. PaulPart 6: Empirical Perspectives21. Perceiving visual time Alan Johnston22. How we "use" time Mari Riess Jones23. Attentional resources and the shaping of temporal experience Scott W. BrownPart 7: Temporal Experience and Aesthetics24. Motion and the Futurists: capturing the dynamic sensation Robin Le Poidevin25. On time in cinema Enrico Terrone26. Dancing in time Aili Bresnahan27. Music Andrew Kania.Index