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SUMMARY:The Problem of Time and Apprehensive Transtemporal Self in Hume an
 d Husserl
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head><base href="https://www.essexstud
 ent.com"></head><body><p>Essay by Oskar Ware</p>\n<img src="https://www.e
 ssexstudent.com/asset/Event/7034/6CAF923F-0CD4-4C7E-BE6E-33F3C63704CF.jpe
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 alt="" style="float:left\;width:100\;height:100\;" />\n<p>https://www.ess
 exstudent.com/events/7034/37040/</p>\n<p>The problem occurs when affirmin
 g such a smooth transition that undermines the discreteness of the phenom
 enal moment. For the discreteness\, and hence identity\, of the moment th
 at makes up time\, the smooth transition of moments would have to be sacr
 ificed. Transitional smoothness\, an axiom of temporal phenomena\, would 
 be forfeited. Likewise\, affirming the axiom of smooth transitions betwee
 n the moments denies the discreteness of the phenomenal moment. The discr
 ete moment\, the building block of time\, would be forfeited. In both Hum
 e and Husserl&rsquo\;s analysis of time\, we get the same problem. Time c
 ontradicts itself when one side is affirmed. Time is both the discrete id
 entity of its constituent moments\, and the smooth transition between a m
 ultiplicity of them. To solve the problem would mean to satisfy both side
 s\, without self-contradiction.</p></body></html>
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