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Time and experience

Peter K. McInerney

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Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: The Issues 1. Time-Consciousness and the Ontology of Time 2. The Denial of Temporal Realism 3. The Question of a Special Temporality Part II: Phenomenological Positions 4. Kant's Theory of Time-Consciousness and Time 5. Husserl's Theory of Time-Consciousness and Time 6. Heidegger's Theory of Time-Consciousness and Temporality 7. Sartre's Theory of Time-Consciousness and Time Part III: The Temporality of Experience 8. Time-Consciousness 9. Temporal Realism 10. The Special Temporality of Human Being Conclusion Appendix Notes Index

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Key concepts: Temporality, Consciousness, Denial, B-theory of time, Realism, Epistemology, Philosophy, Phenomenology (philosophy)