Intersubjective Temporality: It's About Time

Abstract

Table of Figures.- Acknowledgements.- Introduction.- Subject, Object, Intersubjectivity.- Temporality.- Clarification of the Argument.- The Present.- Introduction.- Understanding The Present.- Urimpression vs. Living Present.- Husserl's Earliest Works on Temporality (1893-1908).- The Introduction of Absolute consciousness (1906-1909).- Later Developments of the Urimpression and Living Present.- The Appresentation of Perceived Objects.- World-Time: A New Temporal Synthesis.- Conclusion.- Retention.- Introduction.- Husserl's Development of Retention.- The Fundamental Qualities of Retention.- Other Types of 'Memory': What Lies 'Between' Retention and Recollection?.- 'Near' and 'Far' Retention.- Retention and Association.- The Structure of Retention in Husserl's manuscripts.- Intersubjective Constitution in Retention.- A Consideration of Passive Genesis.- Genetic Intersubjective Connection.- Conclusion.- Protention.- Introduction.- Husserl's Development of Protention.- Early Development of Protention.- A Radical Analysis of Protention in the Bernau Manuscripts (Husserliana xxxiii).- Protention and Intention in the Bernau manuscripts (Husserliana xxxiii).- Protention, Affectivity, and Objectivity.- Protention as Link to Intersubjective Temporality.- Considering 'Far Protention' and Intersubjectivity.- Further Considerations.- Conclusion.- Intersubjective Temporality.- Introduction.- Intersubjective Temporality.- A Review of the Argument.- Reconsidering Phenomenological Questions.- Defining intersubjective Temporality.- Conclusion.- Bibliography.- Index of names.

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