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Abstractum Now:
Moments Overlap
II
The Suspension of Objective Time, The Temporal Object, The Phenomenology of Objectivation and its Aporiae
Meinong’s Distinction between Distributed and Undistributed Objects
From Paragraph 239
Certainly consciousness must reach out beyond the now. It must do this in each momentary act. But the momentary act is not the perception of the temporal object; on the contrary, it is an abstractum. In order for the perception of the temporal object to be possible, not only the final act but every momentary act must be overlapping; the perception, which itself is extended, distributed, consists in the fusion of these overlapping acts. None of these acts is entitled to be called perception. (234bc, boldface and underline mine)
From Paragraph 241
One point by itself is indeed nothing. (234d)
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