Repetition and stability within human temporalityKlun, Branko (Avtor) phenomenologyembodimenttemporalityrepetitionauthenticityThis article develops a threefold model of human temporality—ecstatic-horizontal, cycli cal-repetitive, and linear-irreversible—by integrating insights from Heideggerian phe nomenology, embodiment theory, and contemporary phenomenological research. Em phasizing the role of repetition across all three dimensions, the article explores how tem poral structure contributes to the formation and stability of personal identity. Spe cial attention is given to the interplay between consciousness and embodiment, and to the existential implications of finitude. Repetition emerges not as mere recurrence, but as a constitutive act, at times taking on a rhythmic character, through which authenticity, continuity, and self-understanding are enacted within time.20262026-09-09 12:49:20Članek v reviji187241UDK: 165.62ISSN pri članku: 2544-8242DOI: 10.19205/76.26.2COBISS_ID: 290502659sl