The Time of Our Lives : A Critical History of Temporality.

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1 In Search of Lost Time -- Kant on the Source of Time -- Heidegger's Reading of Kant -- The Early Heidegger -- Reflections -- 2 There Is No Time Like the Present! -- Hegel's Critique of the Now -- William James and the Specious Present -- Husserl on Time-Consciousness -- Heidegger in Being and Time -- Merleau-Ponty on Temporal Idealism -- Derrida's Critique of the Metaphysics of Presence -- Nietzsche and Deleuze on Eternal Recurrence -- Reflections -- 3 Where Does the Time Go? -- Phenomenology of the Past -- Twentieth-Century German Phenomenology -- Twentieth-Century French Philosophy -- Deleuze contra Bergson? -- Reflections -- 4 "The Times They Are a-Changin'" -- Kant and Hegel on Universal History -- Heidegger on the Futural -- Walter Benjamin's Angelus Novus -- Deleuze on the Temporality of the Self -- Derrida on Democracy-to-Come -- Žižek on Bartleby Politics -- Reflections -- 5 Le temps retrouvé -- Strategy 1: Remembering -- Strategy 2: Interpretation -- Strategy 3: Critique -- Strategy 4: Dual Temporalization -- Closing Time -- Postscript on Method -- Genealogy and Critical Theory -- Universalism -- Genealogy and Phenomenology, Redux -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

A study of the emergence in post-Kantian continental philosophy of a focus on the lived experience of temporality.

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