David Carr is Charles Howard Candler Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Emory University, US and Lecturer of Philosophy at the New School for Social Research. He is the author of Phenomenology and the Problem of History (1974, reissued in 2009); Time, Narrative and History (1986); Interpreting Husserl (1987); The Paradox of Subjectivity (1999), and Experience and History (2014).

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• Introduction 1PART 1Historicity, narrative, and time 91 On historicity 112 Reflections on temporal perspective: the use and abuse of hindsight 243 The stories of our lives: aging and narrative 344 On being historical 46PART 2Teleology and history 595 Teleology and the experience of history 616 Husserl and Foucault on the historical a priori: teleological and anti-teleological views of history 757 Historical teleology: the grand illusion? 868 On the metaphilosophy of history 97PART 3Embodiment and experience 1139 Intersubjectivity and embodiment 11510 History as orientation: Rüsen on historical culture and narration 12811 Erlebnis and history 14412 Experience and history 153

David Carr is Charles Howard Candler Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Emory University, US and Lecturer of Philosophy at the New School for Social Research. He is the author of Phenomenology and the Problem of History (1974, reissued in 2009); Time, Narrative and History (1986); Interpreting Husserl (1987); The Paradox of Subjectivity (1999), and Experience and History (2014).

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• Introduction 1PART 1Historicity, narrative, and time 91 On historicity 112 Reflections on temporal perspective: the use and abuse of hindsight 243 The stories of our lives: aging and narrative 344 On being historical 46PART 2Teleology and history 595 Teleology and the experience of history 616 Husserl and Foucault on the historical a priori: teleological and anti-teleological views of history 757 Historical teleology: the grand illusion? 868 On the metaphilosophy of history 97PART 3Embodiment and experience 1139 Intersubjectivity and embodiment 11510 History as orientation: Rüsen on historical culture and narration 12811 Erlebnis and history 14412 Experience and history 153

David Carr is Charles Howard Candler Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Emory University, US and Lecturer of Philosophy at the New School for Social Research. He is the author of Phenomenology and the Problem of History (1974, reissued in 2009); Time, Narrative and History (1986); Interpreting Husserl (1987); The Paradox of Subjectivity (1999), and Experience and History (2014).

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• Introduction 1PART 1Historicity, narrative, and time 91 On historicity 112 Reflections on temporal perspective: the use and abuse of hindsight 243 The stories of our lives: aging and narrative 344 On being historical 46PART 2Teleology and history 595 Teleology and the experience of history 616 Husserl and Foucault on the historical a priori: teleological and anti-teleological views of history 757 Historical teleology: the grand illusion? 868 On the metaphilosophy of history 97PART 3Embodiment and experience 1139 Intersubjectivity and embodiment 11510 History as orientation: Rüsen on historical culture and narration 12811 Erlebnis and history 14412 Experience and history 153