Part I: The Passage of Time.- Chapter 1. One Things After Another: Why the Passage of Time is Not an Illusion. Natalja Deng.- Chapter 2: Does it really seem to us as though time passes?. Kristie Miller.- Chapter 3. The Dynamic Block Universe and the Illusion of Passage. Maria Balcells.- Chapter 4. The Perception of Duration and the Judgement of the Passage of Time. Luke A. Jones.- Part II: Duration.- Chapter 5. The Temporal Oddball Effect and Related Phenomena: Cognitive Mechanisms and Experimental Approaches. Rolf Ulrich and Karin M. Bausenhart.- Chapter 6. Why the Intrinsic Value of Hedonic Sensations is Not Quantifiable. Ingmar Perrson.- Chapter 7. The Temporal Dynamic of Emotion Effects on Judgment of Durations. Sylvie Droit-Volet.- Chapter 8. Hidden Durations: Time-Lag in the World and Mind. Kristoffer Sundberg.- Chapter 9. Modulations in the Experience of Duration. Marc Wittman, Tijana Jokic and Eric Pfeifer.- Chapter 10. Against Illusions of Duration. Sean Enda Power.- Part III: Simultaneity and Temporal Order.- Chapter 11. Causality Guides Times Perception. Andrea Desantis and Marc Buehner.- Chapter 12. Getting Stuck in the Ordered Sequence: Disrupted Temporal Processing in Patients With Schizophrenia and What it Tells us About the Sense of Time Continuity. Anne Giersch.- Chapter 13. When the Perception of a Synchronous World is
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Just an Illusion. Nadia Paraskevoudi and Argiro Vatakis.- Part IV: Cognition and Representation of Temporal Phenomena.- Chapter 14. Time Opined: A Being in the Moment. Mark A. Eliott.- Chapter 15. Temporal Binding and the Perception/Cognition Boundary. Christoph Hoerl.- Chapter 16. Spatiotemporal Illusions Involving Perceived Motion. Timothy L. Hubbard.- Chapter 17. Perceptual Illusions Caused by Discrete Sampling. Rodika Sokoliuk and Rufin VanRullen.- Chapter 18. Time Markers and Temporal Illusions. Valterri Arstila.