•  Forthcoming. (with Sam Baron and Kristie Miller). ‘Locative Grounding Harmony’, Philosophical Studies                                                                                   


  • Forthcoming. (with Donatella Donati). ‘Time and Causation’, in Routledge Companion to the Philosophy of Time. Nina Emery (ed)        






  • 2023. (with David Ingram) 'Presentism: past and future' in Lestienne, R. and Harris, P. eds. Time and Science Volume 1: The Metaphysics of Time and Its Evolution, 191-209










  • 2020. (with Andy Fisher). 'Trust in Education', Educational Philosophy and Theory, 52, 780-90












  • 2018. (with David Ingram) 'Presentism', Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy




  • 2017. 'Critical Review of Truth and Truthbearers, by Mark Richard', Analysis​, 77, 839-48






  • 2015. ‘The New A-theory of Time’, Inquiry: Special Issue on Tensism, 58, 535-60                                                                             












  • 2013. ‘Dubious by Nature’, Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 43, 97-116          


  • 2013. ‘An Heterodox Presentism: Kit Fine’s theory’, in Roberto Ciuni, Kristie Miller, and Giuliano Torrengo, eds. New Papers on the Present. Philosophia Verlag, Munchen, 281-306                                                                                               



















  • 2005. ‘McTaggart: That to which we are Compelled to Respond’, Philosophical Writings 28, 3-12


  • 2005.  ‘Formulating Temporal Minimalism’ Proceedings of the Durham-Bergen Conference Vol II, 1-12    

Funding


Email: jonathan.tallant@nottingham.ac.uk 

​Jonathan Tallant

Books 

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About my research

I do most of my work in metaphysics and in the philosophy of trust, but also sometimes in the philosophy of education and the philosophy of science.


I enjoy collaborating and am currently involved in projects with colleagues based in Australia, Canada, Italy, the UK and the USA. Get in touch if you're interested in working with me. 

  • 2022. (with Kristie Miller and Sam Baron) Out of Time: A Philosophical Investigation of Timelessness Oxford University Press 


  • 2017. Truth and the World: An Explanationist Account London: Routledge 


  • 2017. Metaphysics: An Introduction (Second Edition) London: Bloomsbury 


  • 2015. (with Andrew Fisher) How To Get Philosophy Students Talking? An Instructor's Toolkit London: Routledge 


  • 2011. Metaphysics: An Introduction London: Continuum (110000 words)  
  • 2024. Project Co-Lead: (£99,000) from the UKRI. 'Tackling epidemic threats by advancing the science of human interactions and infection '.


  • 2022: Primary-Investigator: (£93,000) from the City Council and ICP to support research looking to ameliorate health inequalities in the region.  


  • 2022: Primary-Investigator: (£13,000) QR-PSF funding, allocated by UoN: ‘Health Inequalities’. 


  • 2017: Co-Investigator: ($202,000 AUD) ‘Time: The Scientific and Folk Perspectives’, Australian Research Council Discovery Grant 


  • 2017: Primary-Investigator: ($5,000 AUD) Visiting Fellowship for a project on timelessness at the University of Sydney 


  • 2016: Primary Investigator: (£5,000) Business Innovation funding to support work  on trust in the digital economy  


  • 2014: Co-Investigator: ($20,000 AUD) ‘Explanation in Science and Metaphysics: Bridging the Gap’, a research collaboration award made by the University of Western Australia (PI: Dr. Sam Baron) 


  • 2014: Primary-Investigator: (£4,600) from the University of Nottingham Centre for Advanced Study to employ an RA to work on a collaborative project with the British Horological Institute. 


  • 2014: Primary-Investigator: (£2500) HERMES/HEIF bursary from the University of Nottingham to develop commercial work with a start up


  • 2013: Primary-Investigator: ($9840AUD) from the New Agendas in Time


  • 2013: Primary-Investigator: (£5,000) from the Nottingham/Birmingham Strategic Development Fund