Temporality is constituted by a consciousness that is not itself temporal. Subjective time becomes constituted in the absolute timeless consciousness, which is not an object.
Temporality is a mere structural category of narrative (of discourse), just as in langue temporality only exist in the form of a system... from the point of view of narrative, what we call time does not exist, or at least only exist functionally, as an element of a semiotic system.
Temporality is at work in a multiplicity of different coexisting ways within the same tradition.
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Temporality is comprised of three aspects of experience: 'Primal impression,' 'retention' and 'protention.' all three must be in place for the proper experience of a temporal object, or of the duration of a non-temporal object.
Temporality is an important key to interpreting the meaning of dasein, for dasein's structures are in fact modes of temporality.
Temporality is a particular form of experience which can be discussed when we are in the presence of a combination of the following three ingredients: An impression, an anticipation, and a tail-of-the-comet-like retention.
Temporality is fundamental to the understanding of being, because it makes historically possible the kind of being that dasein itself possesses, regardless of whether dasein is considered an entity within time or not.
Temporality is a non-linear logic. Notional phases grow out and into one another, but not in the derived temporal sense in which parts of an organism grow, but rather in the primary sense in which, the whole series of numbers grows out of certain basic arithmetical principles.