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aquino-6128	Peter Iorhom Akunoko, Ph.D	UNDERSTANDING HEIDEGGER'S ONTOLOGICAL DIFFERENCE I N RELATION TO TEMPORALITY AND TIME	2024	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4928	261	51	By and large, time is not the mere flowing time of the clock but the meaningful time of humans; human activity is what makes time time. It is onlywhen we understand ordinary time as a thinned out or reduced version of world-time, and we regard world time as a disconnected form of originary temporality that we can explain the continuity of time.	cache/aquino-6128.pdf	txt/aquino-6128.txt