… of temporary intrinsics rules out the possibility that objects … Lewis maintains that to account
for temporary intrinsics we … endurance theory cannot accommodate temporary intrinsics. …

… parts, cannot perdure, and that endurance can be defined as precisely and rigorously for 3D
… show that the problem of temporary intrinsics defeats endurance in his 1988 Analysis paper. …

… I think an account of endurance can be provided that says … Therefore, the critic of endurance
claims, endurance combined … change-because it seems that endurance, combined with the …

… eternalist endurance positions are possible; I propose what I call a substantial endurance …
, the second solution to the problem of temporary intrinsics considered by Lewis, go by the …

… way to define endurance such that … endurance were forthcoming, then the entire three-dimensionalist
project ought to be abandoned. Moreover, even if it is not the case that endurance …

… 204: ‘Endurance is to be rejected in favour of perdurance. We perdure; we are made up of
temporal parts, and our temporary intrinsics are properties of these parts, wherein they differ …

David Lewis develops something like an antinomy concerning change which he calls ‘‘the
problem of temporary intrinsics.’’The resolution of this puzzle provides his primary motivation …

According to three-dimensionalism, objects persist in time by being wholly present at each
time they exist; on the contrary, four-dimensionalism asserts that objects persist by having …

… , and the different temporary intrinsics generally, belong to different things. Endurance is to be
… We perdure; we are made up of temporal parts, and our temporary intrinsics are properties …

… temporal parts is David Lewis's argument from temporary intrinsics, according to which only
the four-dimensionalist can explain the phenomenon of intrinsic change.2 I am now straight-…