3 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Anglo-Irish philosopher and bishop — author of A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge — who argued that material substance does not exist and that reality consists entirely of minds and ideas — the most radical empiricist idealist.
British idealist philosopher who made the most influential contribution to the philosophy of time: the distinction between the A-series (past/present/future) and B-series (earlier/later-than), and the argument that time is ultimately unreal.
McTaggart's two-volume systematic metaphysics, arguing that only spirits and their love-relations truly exist — matter and time are appearances.