Bardon does an excellent job of making the issues thoroughly accessible whilst at the same time not shying away from the interesting and more difficult questions. 'Adrian Bardon manages to cover a truly impressive array of issues in the philosophy of time ranging from an overview of some of the historical precursors of current ideas to a discussion of the most recent developments in the area. I highly recommend this book as a text to introduce students to the central issues in the philosophy of time.' - Dana Goswick, The University of Melbourne, Australia, The Philosophical Quarterly

A particularly nice feature of Bardons text is its integration of history with contemporary debates. 'In A Brief History of the Philosophy of Time, Bardon consistently presents conceptually difficult ideas within philosophy and physics in a way that is accessible to undergraduate students. Adrian Bardon, who specializes on the philosophy of space and time, has produced a valuable resource for students of time and science teachers.' - Alberto Cordero, Science and Education the comprehensiveness, clarity, and agility of this book are remarkable. 'Adrian Bardon's A Brief History of the Philosophy of Time provides a quick and clear introduction to the philosophy of time, along with accessible outlines of relevant topics from general philosophy, the philosophy of physics, and the philosophy of mind, each chapters preceded by a well-designed summary. Oxford Research Encyclopedias: Global Public Health.

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