Abstract
The article focuses on the philosophical analysis of the concept of time. Thanks to M. Haidegger, time is interpreted outside the attitude to movement and three forms of time (present, past, future). The authors position boils down to the fact that time scales being, thereby representing different paintings of the world and different ontologies. In terms of their ontological status, the concepts of time and knowledge intersect. As for the traditional ratios of time and movement, this ratio is of a particular nature, significant in the everyday scaling of time.
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