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Reply to Critics: Josh Dever and John Hawthorne
Inquiry: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy 58 (6):625-632 (2015)
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‘Time brings all things to pass.’—AeschylusJosh Dever argues that there is no real choice to make between semantic eternalism and temporalism, as they are semantically equivalent. He calls this pos...Author's Profile
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