Afterword

Abstract This “Afterwords” concludes our study, sketching developments within the philosophy of time from the 1920s onwards. It includes the work of Absolute idealist May Sinclair, who considers time a battleground between British idealism and the new realism; R. G. Collingwood's presentism, and his vivid objections to a real past; J. W. Dunne's hypertime; J. M. E. McTaggart's reworked arguments against time's reality; the brief but intriguing remarks of Frank Ramsey; Hilda Oakeley's later criti