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Time and History
Proceedings of the 28. International Ludwig Wittgenstein Symposium, Kirchberg am Wechsel, Austria 2005
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- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Ordinary Thinking about TimeJohn Campbell, Berkeley
- How Real Are Future Events?John Perry, Stanford
- Memory and the A-SeriesRobin Le Poidevin, Leeds
- Wishing It Were Now Some Other TimeL. Nathan Oaklander, Flint, Mich.
- Time and SelfKatia Saporiti, Zürich
- Time and Reality of Phenomenal BecomingSergio Galvan, Milan*
- Are There ‘Tensed’ Facts (A–Series)?Edmund Runggaldier, Innsbruck
- Is Time an Abstract Entity?Jan Faye, Copenhagen
- Zur Entwicklung des Zeitbegriffs:Aristoteles und der Zeitbegriff in derrelativistischen KosmologieP. C. Aichelburg, Wien
- Can We Understand the Cosmic Evolution?Walter Thirring, Vienna
- Time and the Deep Structure of DynamicsJulian Barbour
- In the Beginning, At the End, and All in Between:Cosmological Aspects of TimeJohn Earman, Pittsburgh
- Against Pointillisme about GeometryJ. Butterfield, Oxford
- Zeit im Gödelschen UniversumHeinz Rupertsberger, Wien
- “Close to the Speed of Light”:Dispersing Various Twin Paradox RelatedConfusionsMiloš Arsenijevi, Belgrade
- Time’s Arrow, Time’s Fly-BottleHuw Price, Sydney
- Three Concepts of Irreversibility andThree Versions of the Second LawJos Uffink, Utrecht
- Are the Laws of Nature Time Reversal Symmetric?The Arrow of Time, or Better: The Arrow ofDirectional ProcessesPaul Weingartner, Salzburg
- Time and CommunicationKristóf Nyíri
- Perspektiven der Subjektivität:Das Verhältnis von Systemzeit und Eigenzeitin den perfektischen TempusformenRichard Schrodt, Wien
- Drei Pioniere der philosophisch-linguistischenAnalyse von Zeit und Tempus: Mauthner,Jespersen, ReichenbachElisabeth Leinfellner, Wien
- Zeit, Performanz und die ontosemantischeStruktur des KunstwerksConstanze Peres, Dresden
- Die Theorie der somatisch-neuronalenEntstehung von Werten, die a-chronologischeGedächtniszeit und die Verschränkung von Zeitund BewertenWerner Leinfellner, Nebraska
- Wittgenstein und SraffaZeitproduktion durch ZeitPeter Weibel, Karlsruhe
- A Mini-Guide to Logic in ActionJohan van Benthem, Amsterdam & Stanford
- On the Problemof Defining the Present in Special Relativity:A Challenge for Tense LogicThomas Müller, Bonn*
- A Deontic Logic with Temporal QualificationEduard F. Karavaev, St. Petersburg
- Kulturelle ZeitgestaltenAleida Assmann, Konstanz
- Zeit und Geschichte in frühen KulturenJan Assmann, Heidelberg
- ‚Zukunft‘ als Schlüsselkategorieder GeschichtsphilosophieHerta Nagl-Docekal, Wien
- Verantwortung und GeschichteHans Jürgen Wendel, Rostock
- Wittgenstein’s Times (And Ours)Jaakko Hintikka, Boston
- Wittgenstein on Time (1929–1933)Joachim Schulte, Bielefeld
- Das „Jetzt“ bei Wittgenstein – Über Gegenwartund WandelGabriele M. Mras, Wien
- Time, Music and Grammar.When Understanding and Performing What isUnderstood are Two Facets of the Same ActionAntonia Soulez, Paris
- List of Authors
Time and History presents the invited papers of the 28th International Wittgenstein Symposium 2005 in Kirchberg/W. (Austria). Renowned scientists and scholars address the issue of time from a variety of disciplinary and cross- disciplinary perspectives in four sections: philosophy of time, time in the physical sciences, time in the social and cultural sciences, temporal logic, time in history/history of time, and Wittgenstein on time. Questions discussed include general relativity and cosmology, the physical basis of the arrow of time, the linguistics of temporal expressions, temporal logic, time in the social sciences, time in culture and the arts. Outside the natural sciences, time typically appears as history and in historiography in different forms, like a history of our conceptions of time. The first chapter of the book is dedicated to the major positions in contemporary philosophy of time. Is there a real sense of past, present, and future, or is time just a special coordinate among others? What does it mean that identity persists over time? The importance of Wittgenstein for present-day philosophy notwithstanding, his ideas about time have hitherto received only little attention. The final chapter, for the first time, provides an extensive discussion of his respective views.
Book Details
Editors
Friedrich Stadler and Michael Stöltzner
Series
Publications of the Austrian Ludwig Wittgenstein Society. New Series
Publishers
Publication year : 2006
License: All rights reserved ©
Times read: 65
