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Springer, Dordrecht

1972

550 Pages

ISBN 978-3-642-65389-6

The study of time

proceedings of the first conference of the international society for the study of time oberwolfach (black Forest) — West Losevy

Edited by

J T Fraser, Francis C. Haber , Gert H Müller

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Fraser, J.T. , Haber, F. C. , Müller, G.H. (eds) (1972). The study of time: proceedings of the first conference of the international society for the study of time oberwolfach (black Forest) — West Losevy, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Reflections on the history of the concept of time

Whitrow G. J.

1-11

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The time coordinate in Einstein's restricted theory of relativity

North J. D.

12-32

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General relativity and time in the solar system

McVittie G. C.

33-38

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Zeit als physikalischer Begriff

Hund Friedrich

39-52

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Time in particle physics

John G. Taylor

53-58

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Time in statistical physics and special relativity

Landsberg P. T.

59-109

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The myth of the passage of time

Park David

110-121

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Time asymmetry, time reversal, and irreversibility

Bunge Mario

122-130

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No paradox in the theory of time anisotropy

de Beauregard Olivier Costa

131-139

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Pierre curie's principle of one-way process

Law Whyte Lancelot

140-147

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In defence of the direction of time

Denbigh K. G.

148-158

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Creative time

Watanabe Satosi

159-189

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Temporal order as the origin of spatial order in embryos

Goodwin B. C.

190-199

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Time in the evolutionary process

Smith John E.

200-205

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The measurement of perceptual durations

Efron Robert

207-218

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Oscillations as possible basis for time perception

Pöppe Ernst

219-241

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Processing of temporal information and the cognitive theory of time experience

Michon John A.

242-258

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The psychophysical structure of temporal information

259-273

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The dimensions of the sensible present

Dobbs H. A. C.

274-292

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Time, time stance, and existence

Aaronson Bernard S.

293-311

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Personality and the psychology of time

Knapp R. H.

312-319

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The notion of the present

320-323

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Instants and intervals

Hamblin C. L.

324-331

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The fiction of instants

Čapek Milič

332-344

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On the reality of becoming

Cassirer Eva

345-353

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Whitehead and the philosophy of time

Mays Wolfe

354-369

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The deification of time

Brandon S. G. F.

370-382

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The Darwinian revolution in the concept of time

Haber Francis C.

383-401

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Temporal attitudes in four negro subcultures

Bagenstose Green Helen

402-417

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On Hegel — a study in sorcery

Voegelin Eric

418-451

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Time and the modern self

Sebba Gregor

452-469

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Time and the modern self

Ungvári Tamás

470-478

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The study of time

479-502

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Introduction

503-505

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The psychological effects of rapid shifts in temporal referents

Blatt Sidney J.; Quinlan Donald M.

506-522

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Evaluation of circadian dyschronism during transmeridian flights

Reinberg Alain

523-532

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Some factors in the production of dysrhythmia and disorientation associated with rapid latitudinal transfer

Gooddy William

533-546

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Discussion notes on the lecture by Dr. Gooddy

Schaltenbrand Georges

547-550

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