Human Experience of Time

Preface
Acknowledgments

I. Foreword: In the Beginning
1. Genesis: The Time of Creation
2. Heraclitus: The Law of Change

II. Time and Motion
3. Plato: The Creation of Time
4. Aristotle: Perceiving Time and Self
5. Aristotle: Time as Measure
6. Plotinus: Time and Engendered Being
7. Augustine: Experiential Time

III. Time and Understanding
8. Locke: The Idea of Duration
9. Leibniz: Time as Relational
10. Kant: The Primacy of Time
11. Kant: The Temporalization of Concepts

IV. Time and Reality
12. Hegel: Time and Becoming
13. Lotze: Time and Process
14. Bergson: Time as Lived Duration
15. Alexander: Time and Space

V. The Analysis of Temporal Concepts
16. McTaggart: "The Unreality of Time"
17. Russell: "On the Experience of Time"
18. Reichenbach: The Primacy of Physical Time
19. Whitehead: Two Kinds of Time Relatedness

VI. The Significance of Experiental Time
20. James: "The Perception of Time"
21. Peirce: Futility, Meaning, and Action
22. Royce: Time: Concept and Will
23. Santayana: "Sentimental Time" 
24. Dewey: "Time and Individuality"

VII. The Structure of Experiential Time
25. Piaget: Developing the Concept of Time
26. Husserl: The Constitution of the Present
27. Minkowski: The Presence of the Past
28. Heidegger: The Priority of the Future

VIII. The Open Agenda
29. Collingwood: "Some Perplexities About Time"
30. McKeon: "Time and Temporality"

Notes
Index