Chronopathologies

Exploring the interplay of time within post-structuralism, analytic philosophy, and phenomenology, the book highlights how these philosophical traditions define themselves through their unique temporal frameworks. It identifies systemic temporal issues, or chronopathologies, particularly within post-structuralism, as exemplified by thinkers like Gilles Deleuze and Jacques Derrida, and critiques the analytic tradition's methodological oscillations between atemporality and presentism. The work positions time as a crucial element in understanding contemporary philosophical discourse.