Introduction

Jan Faye, UWE Scheffler, Max Urchs

1-58

Three views on the relationship between time and reality

Mauro Dorato

61-92

On now-ambiguities

Lars Gundersen

93-105

The objectivity of time-flux and the direction of time

UWE Meixner

107-117

Fleeting things and permanent stuff

a priorean project in real time

Paul Needham

119-141

Existence in time

from substance to process

Johanna Seibt

143-182

Direction of time

a problem of ontology, not of physics

Erwin Tegtmeier

183-191

Tense and existence

Max Urchs

193-200

Do times exist?

Andreas Bartels

203-213

Is the mark method time dependent?

Jan Faye

215-236

Causation, reversibility and the direction of time

Jan Faye

237-266

The physical worldview and the reality of becoming

Massimo Pauri

267-297

Relations between sets of time points and quasi-linear orderings

Wojciech Buszkowski

301-321

Linguistic and tense logical considerations on the generality of a three-point structure of tenses

Per V. Hasle

323-344

Time, truth and existence

Karl-Heinz Krampitz, UWE Scheffler, Horst Wessel

345-365

Dimensions of time

Ingolf Max

367-397

Time and negation

Shramko

399-416

A new tempo-modal logic for emerging truth

Mogens Wegener, Peter Øhrstrøm

417-441

A. N. Prior's ideas on the relation between semantics and axiomatics for temporal logic

Peter Øhrstrøm

443-457