Introduction

Rosario Diana

1-4

Spaces of thinking

Flavia Santoianni

5-13

Space in education

Monica Sorrentino

15-25

Introduction

Alessandro Arienzo

29-33

Phenomenology and perception of time maps

Flavia Santoianni

35-38

Time and reality in the thought of Henri Bergson

Mirko Di Bernardo

39-57

Concepts of time in Husserl

Felice Masi

59-75

L'évasion de l'être

Jean-paul Sartre and the phenomenology of temporality

Armando Mascolo

77-84

The time of the body in Maurice Merleau-Ponty

Maria T. Catena

85-94

Time out of joint

Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari on time and capitalism

Alessandro Arienzo

95-102

On Derrida's critique of the metaphysics of presence

implications for scientific inquiry

Marco Stimolo

103-108

Commentary

the phenomenology and perception of time

Akiko Frischhut

109-117

Introduction

Roberto Evangelista

121-124

Language and thinking of time maps

Flavia Santoianni

125-128

Historiographical language and temporality in Ernst Cassirer

Fabrizio Lomonaco

129-135

Wittgenstein on time

from the living present to the clock time

Giorgio Rizzo

137-148

Sign(s) of the time

time and understanding in Heidegger's phenomenological–ontological hermeneutics

Simona Venezia

149-156

Psychoanalysis at the test of time

Jacques Lacan's teaching

Marco Castagna

157-166

Time, narration, memory

Paul Ricoeur's theory of history

Giuseppe Cacciatore

167-173

Historical heterochronies

evenemential time and epistemic time in Michel Foucault

Agostino Cera

175-182

Commentary

talking about time and whether we should measure it

M. Kaufmann

183-186

Introduction

Mirko Di Bernardo

189-195

Note of introduction

Gianluca Giannini

197-198

Science and logic of time maps

Flavia Santoianni

199-202

The linguistics of the 1900s from Ferdinand de Saussure to Gustave Guillaume between synchrony and diachrony

Rocco Pititto

203-209

Time and relativity of time in Einstein's theory of special relativity

Salvatore Principe

211-216

Tenses and temporality in Reichenbach's thought

Michele Malatesta

217-228

The concept of time in Prigogine

Nicola Grana

229-237

The end of time

new perspectives of self-identification for man

Gianluca Giannini

239-246

Commentary

Gustave Guillaume between linguistics and philosophy of language

Louis Begioni

247-248

Commentary

Einstein, Prigogine, Barbour, and their philosophical refractions

Lorenzo Magnani

249-251

Commentary

Reichenbach's verbal tenses in the context of discovery about computing systems

Guglielmo Tamburrini

253-257