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Internal Time Consciousness
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superposed, impression, dripping, protention, secret, time, universal, retention, temporal, innocuous, now, Plato, Husserl, moving, timing
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what is it that makes a                  faucet so annoying?
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a single drip is an                    sound and probably not even very loud
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the sensory properties of each drip are pretty constant
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you have a non-sensory awareness that these sensations are not new
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drip number 42 doesn't differ from drip number 1
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drip number 1 was then, and drip number 42 is       
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the difference is         
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our awareness of time, of the temporal property of all intentional objects, is a global and                    invariant of our consciousness
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temporal awareness is always present
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time has meaning, compare:
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do you love me? / of course
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do you love me? / (3 seconds) of course
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we are sensitive to passing milliseconds in our interchanges
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the secret of comedy is             
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if fact, timing is the              gauge of all our actions, especially our inner actions
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built into every perception of an object is the awareness whether the object is              or not
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the                      awareness of the just-past is an invariant in all perception
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time has interested philosophers from            on down
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but a sophisticated treatment of time begins with phenomenology, and with Edmund                in particular
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consciousness is a sandwich of three                  layers
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                  : the immediate awareness of the just-past
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primal                     : the influx of perception that presses upon us in the exact present
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                    : the immediate awareness of the soon-to-be future
Principles of Phenomenology
Semi-sensations and Positional Consciousness
Phenomenological Superposition
Epoché: The Suspended Attitude
The Principle of Interpretive Exclusivity
The Invariance of Intentionality
Subjectivity, Objectivity, and Intentionality
Internal Time Consciousness
The Experience of the Now