B-Time Transition

Philosophical Inquiry 20 (3-4):59-63 (1998)
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Abstract

I argue that the proper way to think of the difference between A- and B-time is not as the difference between transition and the lack of transition, as is common, but as A-transition and B-transition. However, it is not evident what the difference is between these two kinds of transition. Thus, it is not evident what the difference is between A- and B-time.

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Clifford Williams
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