On Presentist Perdurantism
Benovksy, Jiri
In: SATS, 2007, vol. 8, no. 2, p. 79-88
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- The combination of perdurantism and presentism has an alleged nice advantage: it seems to avoid the ‘no-change objection' to four-dimensionalism (non-presentist perdurantism). The purpose of this paper is, firstly, to argue that this is not true, and that the ‘no-change objection' applies to presentist perdurantism with as much strength as it applies to four-dimensionalism, and secondly, that there are additional difficulties with this view, mainly due to the claim that wholes can have parts that don't exist