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And she is sympathetic to "temporalized," or this-worldly, notions of providence.

Dangerous Illusions Daniel J. Mahoney 2008

Originally conceived as something static (or even descending, owing to a process of degradation), the Ladder of Perfection was temporalized in the eighteenth century and merged almost unnoticeably into evolutionary theories such as that of Lamarck.

Against Darwinism 2009

As an inherently temporalized agency, subjectivity in the eighteenth century is plotted as a trajectory of self-creation whose perennially emergent self discovers itself happily to be free from the interference of either inner presuppositions or external constraints.

The Melancholic Gift: Freedom in Nineteenth-Century Philosophy and Fiction 2008

If "generational process" names the event of this work — generation understood as temporalization (and temporalized) rather than as a stable configuration of individuals — it does so as

'At the Far End of this Ongoing Enterprise...' 2005

In a way, we are faced here with something like yet another reworking of the Husserlian analysis of temporality, and of the tension retention-protension that characterizes it: with the significant difference that time is no longer so much constituted for and by a consciousness, or even by an ex-sistence, as it is temporalized from out of the twofold horizon of the event of being.

enowning enowning 2007

In a way, we are faced here with something like yet another reworking of the Husserlian analysis of temporality, and of the tension retention-protension that characterizes it: with the significant difference that time is no longer so much constituted for and by a consciousness, or even by an ex-sistence, as it is temporalized from out of the twofold horizon of the event of being.

Archive 2007-05-01 enowning 2007

Time as space is de-temporalized in a way analogous to the dehumanization that occurs when human qualities are denied in the quantification of personality, such as in I.Q. tests.

It's about (Mexican) time! 2004

Time as space is de-temporalized in a way analogous to the dehumanization that occurs when human qualities are denied in the quantification of personality, such as in I.Q. tests.

It's about (Mexican) time! 2004

Thus the subject of aesthetic experience focuses at first on minimal units of observation — say, a musical motif in a Beethoven piano sonata or string quartet, a figure of perceptual or intellectual activity in Hegel's phenomenological narratives, or as a temporalized set of morphological differences emerging in Darwin's analyses of the geological record.

The Voice of Critique: Aesthetic Cognition After Kant, 1999

And yet each of these forms of otherness is simultaneously overcome: the "slovenly wilderness" (which is already "Tennessee") is made to "surround" the jar in imitation of its roundness; the creaturely subject becomes a sovereign; and the static, spatial image of ekphrastic description is temporalized as the principal actor in a narrative.

Ekphrasis and the Other William John Thomas 1994