This paper is motivated by what i call the “enigma of time”, the paradox that, on the one hand, the givenness of a temporal entity takes time, i. e. , comes in installments and is never complete, while, on the other hand, at each moment of manifestation the entity is grasped as a unity, i. e. , “pretends” to be complete.

The enigma of time.

This paper is motivated by what i call the “enigma of time”, the paradox that, on the one hand, the givenness of a temporal entity takes time, i. e. , comes in installments and is never complete, while, on the other hand, at each moment of manifestation the entity is grasped as a unity, i. e. , “pretends” to be complete.

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