Temporal Continuous and Sensible Interruption. Husserl, Proust and the Artwork’s Discontinuous Time [Spanish]

Authors

  • Federico Ignacio Viola Universidad Católica de Santa Fe - CONICET

Keywords:

Philosophy, esthetics, literary studies

Abstract

The article exposes the notion of a discontinuous temporality formally implied in Husserl’s phenomenology of internal time consciousness and its corresponding equivalencies found in an attentive reading of the work of Marcel Proust. To this end, the peculiar notion of time implicit in the work of both authors is reconstructed showing the differential and discontinuous sense that this notion has. It is developed the critical implications that this reconstruction carries with it regarding the traditional conceptions of memory, subjectivity and corporeality. Finally, some considerations are made regarding the reciprocal influences between philosophy and art.


Author Biography

Federico Ignacio Viola, Universidad Católica de Santa Fe - CONICET

Investigador asistente - CONICET

Instituto de Filsofía - Universidad Católica de Santa Fe

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2020-12-16

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