Reading
As well as providing an introduction to special relativity Durrell's textbook expresses the static view:
DURRELL, Clement V. Readable Relativity : A Book for Non-Specialists. L: G. Bell & Sons Ltd., 1927
Discussion of this question can be found in books such as
The Concepts of Space and Time edited by Milic Capek, Reidel Publishing Co., 1976
Read more about this topic: Static Interpretation Of Time
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