El tiempo en Agustín y Husserl / Time in Augustine and Husserl
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This comparison of time in Augustine with time in Husserl demonstrates first that both authors connect with the Platonic tradition, where ideal existence has primacy, and time appears at the moment of configuration of finite and sensible reality. It explains the conception of time in both authors, showing that the fundamental coincidence is ‘distension’ (in the soul, for Augustine; in the ego, for Husserl), and that ‘traces’ of memory predominate in Augustine, whereas Husserl maintains a more elaborate doctrine of peculiarity of the constituting acts.
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GABÁS, R. (2015). El tiempo en Agustín y Husserl / Time in Augustine and Husserl. Revista Española De Filosofía Medieval, 22, 33–41. https://doi.org/10.21071/refime.v22i.6210
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Tribute to Josep Manuel Udina
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