For Heidegger authentic future is time itself, not a moment of it

Evidence

Primordial time cannot be conceived in terms of the present, for its most fundamental ‘ecstasy’ is the future. Primordial temporality, Heidegger writes, ‘temporalizes itself primarily out of the future’. Thus the authentic future, for Heidegger, is no longer a simple moment of time, but becomes almost indistinguishable from time itself. — Catherine Malabou, The Future of Hegel, 204

Categorization

Category: Definitional Content

• DEFINE: Precisely distinguishes the Heideggerian move that makes the future the primary ecstasy of time — the rival conception against which Malabou reads Hegel.

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