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The Other Time

Philosophical Approaches to the Past that has Never been Present
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 2023

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Man is the only living being who is able to relate to the whole and the limits of his existence. In philoso-phising, he faces the question of the reasons why this is possible. This leads us to a topos that links not only the question of truth and existence, but also the most diverse forms of symbolic access to the world: myth and poetic narratives, scientific and artistic world views, and religious and political claims to power. This topos is the time beyond time, the other, the lost, the turned time: the past that has never been present. Phenomenological, hermeneutic, analytical and semiotic approaches have interpreted this topos in different ways. Their inner bond is explored in the essays presented in this book.

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Copyright Year
2023
ISBN-Print
978-3-495-99410-8
ISBN-Online
978-3-495-99411-5
Publisher
Karl Alber, Baden-Baden
Language
English
Pages
262
Product Type
Monograph

Table of contents

ChapterPages
  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 1 - 8
        1. 1. Aspects of time’s turning in traditional conceptions of temporality No access
          1. Emmanuel Lévinas: The »illeity« of human desire No access
          2. Jacques Derrida: »Illeity« deconstructed No access
          3. Maurice Merleau-Ponty: Time personified No access
          4. Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling: The Second Time No access
          1. Metaphysics, phenomenology, and the other time No access
          2. The anthropologized subject of time No access
          3. Religious horizons No access
            1. a. by the author No access
            2. b. by the translator No access
    1. Overcoming Metaphysics: A Fundamental Feature of Twentieth Century Philosophy No access 69 - 82
      1. Reflections on Ricoeur’s Ontology of Forgetting No access
      1. 1. »One sees and has already seen«: The present as place of the past. No access
      2. 2. »He who has been, from then on cannot not have been«: Presence as a trace of what has been. No access
      3. 3. »From now on, you do know him and have seen him«: Presence as past, which has never been present No access
        1. a) Time as the reality of consciousness No access
        2. b) Time and the reality of the possible No access
        3. c) The subject as the reality of time No access
        1. a) Time as physical limit No access
        2. b) Moment in time, point in time and course of time No access
        3. c) Time-substance and time-relation No access
        4. d) Absolute and relative presence No access
        1. a) The singularity of time No access
        2. b) The »incipientness« of time No access
        3. c) The finitude of the temporal No access
      1. 1. The paradox of temporality No access
      2. 2. The phenomenological reformulation of the paradox of temporality No access
      3. 3. The sociocultural aspect of temporality No access
      4. 4. The temporal character of truth No access
        1. a) Philosophy and the »iconic turn« No access
        2. b) The iconic aspect of epistemic being [erkennendes Sein] No access
        3. c) The iconic aspect as metaphysical aspect No access
        1. a) Reversing the gaze [Blickrichtung] No access
        2. b) The iconic perspective No access
        3. c) The iconic as metaphysical perspective No access
      3. 3. The question concerning the alternative No access
    3. The Mirror of Time No access 181 - 194
    4. Time’s Redeeming Urgency No access 195 - 206
        1. 1. Philosophy and the time of self-reflection No access
        2. 2. Narration and the time of self-interpretation No access
        3. 3. Religion and the time of reorigination No access
      1. 1. Thinking within the paradox: Irrevocability of the given and showing-itself of the invisible No access
      2. 2. Thinking after the paradox: The openness of perfection and the manifestness of the secret No access
      3. 3. Thinking despite and because of the paradox No access
  6. Bibliography No access 247 - 254
  7. Sources No access 255 - 256
  8. List of Names No access 257 - 258
  9. Index No access 259 - 262

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