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The psychological present We have seen that in rejecting Kant's theory thinkers like Mach claim that our awareness of time is a sensation , whereas others like Janet argue a that it is an intellectual construction .
The psychological present We have seen that in rejecting Kant's theory thinkers like Mach claim that our awareness of time is a sensation , whereas others like Janet argue a that it is an intellectual construction .
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In this illness the patient appears perfectly normal except that he never speaks about the present and suffers from retarded memory . He has no powers of conscious reflection on the present but only on the not too recent past .
In this illness the patient appears perfectly normal except that he never speaks about the present and suffers from retarded memory . He has no powers of conscious reflection on the present but only on the not too recent past .
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Activity involves transition , for it implies that there are different states of that which is active that are not co - present . A distinction can be drawn between those states that have been present ( and are now past ) and those that ...
Activity involves transition , for it implies that there are different states of that which is active that are not co - present . A distinction can be drawn between those states that have been present ( and are now past ) and those that ...
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UNIVERSAL TIME | 1 |
HUMAN TIME | 48 |
BIOLOGICAL TIME | 123 |
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