Abstract
The authors study the nature of episodic situations as selfstanding elements of the human experiencing of the world. It is being studied how present episodes of life are situated into past and future; how the past and the future is present in the situations; what is the nature of different levels of the Self which participate in the situation; what are the relations of these levels; what are their value functions; what are the correlated functions of things in the situations; and the possibilities to apply the structures of the episodic situations on the higher wholes of human experience