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    Time, the Image of Absolute Logos: A Comparative Analysis of the Ideas of Augustine and Husserl
    Comparative and Continental Philosophy 10 (1): 50-61. 2018.
    ABSTRACTIn the Timaeus, Plato explicitly defines time as “the moving image of eternity”. This proposition affirms actually that time reflects the eternal that embodies the rational and lawful principle – namely the logos of proportionality – in the motion and change of visible objects in the universe. In other words,time determines the principle that every mutable being must follow to participate in the rational and nomological order of existence; the absolute logos which is given by God is henc…Read more