A Defense of Presentism (2004)

Ned Markosian

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Presentism is the view that only present objects exist.1 According to Presentism, if we were to make an accurate list of all the things that exist – i.e., a list of all the things that our most ∗ Apologies to Mark Hinchliff for stealing the title of his dissertation. (See Hinchliff, A Defense of Presentism.

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