Proper time: ontology and temporality of M. Heidegger and M. Blanchot

The article considers specific character of Heidegger's understanding of temporality in comparison with traditional conception of time in ontology. Modes of ontological time of existence are sown by the consciousness through one's own uniqueness in existence. Thereby so called interiorization of time takes place. Following Heidegger, French philosopher M. Blanchot develops the interiorization of time introducing the notion of the inner-event time of thought, in which a thinking subject disappears. Thus the ontological discourse of Blanchot demonstrates a concession to proper time.