Includes bibliographical references (pages 163-167) and indexes.

Front Matter -- Copyright page -- Foreword -- Abbreviations Writings of Immanuel Kant -- Introduction: Time and Subjectivity / Marcus Willaschek -- Critique of Kantian Philosophy -- The Ideality of Temporal Becoming -- The Constitutive Functions of Temporal Becoming -- Idealism of Universals and Truth -- Intuitions and Singular Senses -- Causality -- Dualism: Mental and Physical -- Freedom -- Transcendental Philosophy and Evolutionary Theory -- The Intelligibility of the World -- Back Matter -- Bibliography -- Author Index -- Subject Index.

In his book, Peter Rohs develops a dualism of process-types founded in a theory of time: a type of mental processes belonging to a time-theoretical ontology and a type of physical processes belonging to a timeless ontology (the ontology of physics). This dualism should be proved as a basis for a non-naturalistic philosophy of mind, through which a libertarian concept of freedom and of personal autonomy can be defended. This theory is, as Rohs tries to demonstrate, compatible with the theory of evolution.

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