The study of time II

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Springer, Dordrecht

1975

486 Pages

ISBN 978-3-642-50123-4

The study of time II

proceedings of the second conference of the International society for the study of time, Lake Yamanaka-Japan

Edited by

J T Fraser, Nathaniel Lawrence

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-50121-0

Full citation:

Fraser, J.T. , Lawrence, (eds) (1975). The study of time II: proceedings of the second conference of the International society for the study of time, Lake Yamanaka-Japan, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Temporal stages in the development of the self

Green H. B.

1-19

Time, death and ritual in old age

Kastenbaum R.

20-38

Astronomical references in biological rhythms

Richter C. P.

39-53

Cyclic states as biological space-time Fields

Schaltenbrand G.

54-68

The concept of time in Western antiquity

Ariotti P. E.

69-80

Nietzsche and the concept of time

Dauer D. W.

81-97

Temporality and time in Hegel and Marx

Mays Wolfe

98-113

On historical time in the works of Leibniz

Voisé W.

114-121

Four phases of time and literary modernism

Quinones R. J.

122-135

The structure of time in music

Rochberg G.

136-149

Human temporality

Dreyfus Hubert L

150-162

Structures of the "living present"

Huertas-Jourda José

163-195

Temporal passage and spatial metaphor

Lawrence Nathaniel

196-205

Time

Matsumoto M.

206-215

Time and ethics

Sherover C. M.

216-230

What time is not

Yamamoto M.

231-238

A non-causal approach to physical time

Kamefuchi S.

239-248

On the origin of indeterminancy

Ono Ken-Ichi

249-257

Laws of physics and ideas of time

Park D.

258-266

Causality and time

Watanabe M. S.

267-282

The history of political philosophy and the myth of the tradition

Gunnell J. G.

283-294

Events are perceivable but time is not

Gibson James J

295-301

Time experience and memory processes

Michon J. A.

302-313

Time and the structure of human cognition

Toda M.

314-324

Time structuring and time measurement

Nowotny H.

325-342

An analysis of future orientation and some of its social determinants

Trommsdorff G.; Lamm H.

343-361

Clockmaking — the most general trade

365-366

Clockwork before the clock and timekeepers before timekeeping

Solla Price D. de

367-380

Monasticism and the first mechanical clocks

North J. D.

381-398

The cathedral clock and the cosmological clock metaphor

Haber Francis C.

399-416

The development of the pendulum as a device for regulating clocks prior to the 18th century

Atwood S. G.

417-450

Oriental concepts of the measure of time

Bedini S. E.

451-484

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