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The Living present (n.) is the only absolutely primordial phase any experience has — one, and that always continuously flowing.
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The Living present (n.) is the only absolutely primordial phase any experience has — one, and that always continuously flowing.
The Living present (n.) cannot remain a simple now-ness; the self must give itself a history and differ from itself through a backward glance.
The Living present (n.) is granted the power of synthesizing traces and of incessantly reassembling them.
The Living present (n.) is the universal and absolute form of transcendental experience, which is why phenomenology belongs to metaphysics.