designates, at the end of Being and Time, a concept of time thought in terms of spatial movement or of the now, and dominating all philosophy from Aristotle's Physics to Hegel's Logic.
This concept, which determines all of classical ontology, was not born out of a philosopher's carelessness or from a theoretical lapse.
It is intrinsic to the totality of the history of the Occident, of what unites its metaphysics and its technics.

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