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Presence is neither a property of events nor of the experience of events, but part of a human strategy of orientation in the time structures of the lifeworld. Time is always the time of events and sequences of events. It would also exist if we didnt exist. This is not true for the present. Time exists without us, presence only with and through us.
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Presence is neither a property of events nor of the experience of events, but part of a human strategy of orientation in the time structures of the lifeworld. Time is always the time of events and sequences of events. It would also exist if we didnt exist. This is not true for the present. Time exists without us, presence only with and through us.
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Internationales Archiv für Sozialgeschichte der deutschen Literatur, 2017
AbstractPrompted by the observation that the seventeenth-century unity of time is made to function in such a way as to override the theatrical audience’s perception of time, this contribution pursues the implications dramatic time and the potential representation of the present have in respect of poetics and the politics of sovereignty.
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AbstractPrompted by the observation that the seventeenth-century unity of time is made to function in such a way as to override the theatrical audience’s perception of time, this contribution pursues the implications dramatic time and the potential representation of the present have in respect of poetics and the politics of sovereignty.
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