Cosmological and Psychological Time

“Those scholars whose research concerns the nature of philosophy of time must access this text, as it brings a wide lens of analysis, and clarifies some important notions of the difficult topics discussed herein. … a necessary addition to a researcher’s library, based on the depth it brings to the investigation of time and philosophy. The effort of the editors, Yuval Dolev and Michael Roubach, and all the contributors will, without a doubt, be recognized as relevant and timely.” (Esteban J. Beltrán Ulate, Phenomenological Reviews, May, 2017)“Cosmological and Psychological Time is admirably successful in its aims. It brings together a variety of perspectives from a variety of traditions, united by a concern for the nature of time and our relation to it. … I recommend this collection of excellent essays to anyone interested in time or philosophy and science more broadly.” (M. Joshua Mozersky, Metascience, Vol. 26, 2017)

• Introduction.- Relativity Theory.- 1. Dennis Dieks - Physical Time and Experienced Time.- 2. Yuval Dolev - Relativity, Global Tense and Phenomenology.- 3. Yehiel Cohen – Why Presentism Cannot be Refuted by Special Relativity.- 4. Jimena Canales - Einstein’s Bergson Problem: Communication, Consensus and Good Science.- Transience and Experience.- 5. Barry Dainton - Some Cosmological Implications of Temporal Experience.- 6. Jenann Ismael - From Physical Time to Human Time.- 7. Tamar Levanon - Relation, Action and the Continuity of Transition.- 8. Ulrich Meyer - Consciousness and the Present.- 9. Meir Hemmo and Orly Shenker - The Arrow of Time.- Temporality and Phenomenology.- 10. Michael Roubach - Heidegger's Primordial Temporality and Other Notions of Time.- 11. Philip Turetzky - The Passive Syntheses of Time.- 12. Dror Yinon - Change's Order: On Deleuze's Notion of Time.