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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
The structure of this book
The common, everyday experience of time as world-time
The ordinary conception of time
Notes
Bibliography
Section I: Ancient thinkers
First preamble
Introduction
Anaximander
The Pythagoreans
Heraclitus
Parmenides
Plato
Saint Paul
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 1: Aristotle
Counting change: Aristotle on time
The first task: the puzzling “now”
The second task: defining time
The third task: temporal ripples
“Time is time”: Heidegger on Aristotle
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 2: Plotinus
Soul's motion: Plotinus on time and eternity
The “standing now”? Heidegger with and against Plotinus
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 3: Augustine
Augustine’s conception of time
Heidegger’s critique of Augustine on time
Notes
Bibliography
Section II: Early-modern and modern thinkers
Second preamble
Introduction
Descartes
Newton
Leibniz
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 4: Kant
Kant's account of time
Synthesis, finitude, and self-affection: Heidegger on Kant on time
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 5: Hegel
Hegel’s conception of time
Heidegger’s critique of Hegel
Notes
Bibliography
Section III: Late-modern thinkers
Third preamble
Introduction
Einstein and the scientific conception of time
Brentano, James, and the psychology of lived time
Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, and the existential interpretation of moment and repetition
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 6: Bergson
Bergson on time, duration, and indeterminacy
Destruction without retrieval? Heidegger and Bergson
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 7: Husserl
Husserl on time and time-consciousness
Heidegger’s appropriative critique of Husserlian time-consciousness
Notes
Bibliography
Chapter 8: Heidegger
Heidegger and the retrieval of originary time
The three-dimensional temporality of Dasein
The one-dimensional Time of Being
The Temporality of Being
Time-space or time-play-space
Time as it is in itself
The moment of appropriation within four-dimensional time
Destruction and retrieval: Reprise
Reduction and revelation
Temporal diagnostics
Notes
Bibliography
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