International Journal of Philosophical Studies 23 (4):504-517 (2015)
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What is time? Neither the numbering of the motion of things nor their schema, but their way of being. In language, time shows itself as tense. But every verb has both tense and aspect. So what is aspect? Irreducible to tense, it is the way in which anything is at any time whatsoever. Thus the way things are, their being, is not merely temporal – for it is just as aspectual
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Keywords | Time Aspect Being Aristotle Kant Heidegger |
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DOI | 10.1080/09672559.2014.996245 |
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