Scandals of Temporality: Călin Mihăilescu

Scandals of Temporality (CTSC 659a)

(“A” course; Sept-Dec, 2007, Somerville House 2348)

A mirror that reflects perplexity, time has been scandalous, more so since the Baroque. This course invites inquiry into the major scandals of temporality from the Brahmins, Rabbis and the Greeks up to the present. Between the limits of the time that devours and the one that lets itself be measured, vastly different and damned to interconnectedness regimes of temporality will be looked at: physical time, universal time, eternity, aion, kairos, chronos, nihil, a priori time, the time of experience and the event. The course is divided into four sections, the first two of which carry a subsection each:

Categori(c)al time: Aristotle, Physics

Kant, Critique of Pure Reason

Versions of scientific time: classical (Galileo, Newton)

and non-classical (Einstein, Heisenberg, Hawking)

Theological time: Vedic and Biblical preludes; the Cappadocian Fathers,

Augustine, Aquinas, Eckhart

Prophetic and melancholy times: Nietzsche, Benjamin

Time ontological: Heidegger, Being and Time

Nancy, Birth to Presence

RepeatEvent: Kirkegaard, Repetition, Deleuze, Logic of Sense, Difference

and Repetition, Borges (several ficciones)

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