In Defence of a Dynamic View of Reality

This book offers a compelling defense of a dynamic perspective on reality, built on the premise that the flow of time objectively exists. The author develops a metaphysical theory revolving around the concept of dynamic existence to support this view. Through comprehensive discussions, the book explores various dimensions, including ontological, methodological, and scientific (particularly physical) aspects of this stance. It is poised to contribute significantly to current debates on the nature of time, issues of time asymmetry, and the intersection between the ontology of time and contemporary physics, as noted in a review by Prof. Tomasz Bigaj.