The Primal I and the Anonymous Origins of Time in Husserl's Genetic Phenomenology

A book-length guide to Husserl's lectures on internal time-consciousness: retention, primal impression, protention and absolute consciousness, and why they mattered for his method.

Craig Mackie

A doctoral study arguing that time is central to what being means in Heidegger's Being and Time. It works through his account of ecstatic temporality in detail.

Alexander James Dowding

Shows how Husserl's account of time consciousness grew out of Brentano's, where he broke with it, and how Merleau-Ponty later criticized both.

Hilaire Tassoulou Ngoma

Explains how consciousness holds on to the just-past and anticipates what is about to come, and why these two sides of the living present are not mirror images.

Cristian Dimitriu

A short introduction to how Heidegger ties human existence to past, present and future, and to history.

Andrea Javorská