Meanings
adjectiveinderivative (comparative more inderivative, superlative most inderivative)
comparative more inderivative · superlative most inderivative
- human sciencesWithout derivation, autonomous.
Only if comprehension is meant as a primary phenomenon can time be thought as an ecstatic disclosedness, i.e. an original, ontologically inderivative, unprogrammable non-functionalistic and essential temporality, which always involves and concerns us.
2015, Flavia Santoianni, The Concept of Time in Early Twentieth-Century Philosophy
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