REFLECTIVE IMAGINATION: TIME PERCEPTION IN THOMAS AQUINAS II

The following article constitutes Part Two of an inquiry into Thomas Aquinas's theory of time perception, dealing with the psychology of time perception in his commentaries on the De sensu et sensato and De memoria et reminiscencia ( 1), and applying his account to the analysis of three temporal phenomena: linguistic utterances, musical intervals, and sensible motions ( 2). The introduction and analysis of the main principles of Thomas's account, established in his commentary on Physics IV, c. 10-14, may be found in Part One.