Focusing on the concept of temporality, the book explores how human judgment is shaped by individual experiences of time, influencing the perception of historical events. It emphasizes that history is not merely external but intertwined with personal awareness and thought. By employing the phenomenological method, the text delves into the intentionality behind attention and judgment, making it a valuable resource for contemporary historians and students. It provides insights into both the historical development of phenomenology and its application in modern historiography.
