This article proposes a dialogue between Gilles Deleuze’s concept of rhythm and the phenomenological tradition as it pertains to the structure of experience. The author develops the hypothesis that human experience is fundamentally permuted by a rhythmic structure moving between habits and their liminal disruptions. In order to make this rhythmic structure explicit, experience is articulated...
This article develops a threefold model of human temporality—ecstatic-horizontal, cyclical-repetitive, and linear-irreversible—by integrating insights from Heideggerian phenomenology, embodiment theory, and contemporary phenomenological research. Emphasizing the role of repetition across all three dimensions, the article explores how temporal structure contributes to the formation and stability...