Inner Time and Lived-Through Time: Husserl and Merleau-Ponty: Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology: Vol 4, No 3

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One never gets beyond time. Husserl, says only that there are many ways of living time. On the one hand, there is the passive way, in which one is inside time and submits to it—being in time [Innerzeitigkeit], On the other hand, one can take over this time and live it through for oneself. But in either case one is temporal and never gets beyond time.¹

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