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Brentano y Aristóteles sobre el tiempo
After summarising the evolution of Franz Brentano’s personal thought on time, this paper discusses his work in historical order to see his presentation of Aristotle’s philosophy of time, with particular regard to his unpublished manuscripts. Although he tends to view Aristotle’s idea of time as a mere relation of the changing thing to the celestial rotation, mainly the first sphere, at the end of his life, Brentano assimilates Aristotle’s conception of time more closely to his own personal account of time, which is linked to psychic phenomena and the flow of consciousness.
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