Le 14-sept.-06, à 00:52, Russell Standish a écrit :
> That the experience of time is necessarily experienced by all conscious
> points of view is to my knowledge not even addressed by other
> philosophers. Even Bruno seems to skirt the issue,
? (I think that consciousness is needed for *all* experience, not just
experience of time).
> although there is
> an appearance of temporality with the S4Grz logic.
Yes, the S4Grz (and actually the S4Grz1, but also the X* and X1*) can
be seen as " first person or subjective time" logic, and they are close
to Brouwer's theory of "time/consciousness", which has a long story
from Heracliteus, StAugustin, Bergson, Brouwer, etc. Except that most
of those philosopher, perhaps like David and George, makes such a first
person time primitive.
With comp, the experience of "Space" is more problematic.
>
> So I've simply made a conjecture that experience of time is necessary
> for consciousness, and tried to dilute the strength of that conjecture
> as far as possible.
I do think that subjective time is inseparable from consciousness, or
at least from mundane consciousness ( as opposed to some ecstatic high
level form of experience sometimes described by mystics as being beyond
time).
Bruno
http://iridia.ulb.ac.be/~marchal/
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Received on Mon Sep 18 2006 - 08:18:38 PDT