The author presente four thesis: I. Time is three-dimensional, a)
the dynamism of being (time as origin); b) the measure of this
dynamism (time as mediation); c) the duration of being (time as
end). n. Time is not a permanent passing by, but time is really
always a "wholeness", something "complete", a permanent synthesis
of past, present and íuture. III. The simultaneity of time is
space, and the variability of space is time. IV. There are three
"diseases" of time: the disease in the origin is ageing; the disease
in the mediation is madness and lack ofrhythm; the disease in the
end is weakness.
