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This book looks at the classical problems of time in Western philosophy from Aristotle, Augustine, and Kant to Husserl, and attempts to take a novel approach in resolving them, that is, by examining literary speech. The main focus is the idea of time as constant flux, and the problems and paradoxes it entails. It looks for possible resolutions to these problems in the human activity and experience of writing and delivering literary speeches in drama and rhetoric. This book is partly inspired by Ricoeur’s project Time and Narrative, but it is asking a different question with a different focus. While Ricoeur attempts to resolve the problems of time raised by Aristotle, Augustine, Kant, and Husserl in the framework of narrative, the mise-en-intrigue (emplotment, or mythos), this book moves further back to the medium of narrative as such, namely, language itself, and spoken language in particular. The purpose is to examine how speech responds to the tension in the structure of time, and how it flows with time while creating permanent unities in this flow, such as concepts and meanings.