Time : perspectives at the millennium (the study of Time X)

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Perspectives at the Millennium : an introduction

1. Hamlet's castle in cyberspace

I

on literature and language:

2. The sadness and beauty of aging in Murasaki and Kawabata : a thousand-year bridge

3. Ten sound bites for the next millennium : mutations in time, mind, and narrative

4. Tomorrow never dies : time, poetry, and politics in Europe and Latin America during the twentieth century

5. Imagining the end : time construction, millenarianism, and personal development in autobiography and Bildungsroman

6. Time in language : a universal of grammar, education, and literature?

II

on music and experience:

7. Music's evanescence and the question of time after structuralism

8. Some temporal implications of the patterning of Mozart and Stravinsky in the light of recent neurological research into spatial-temporal reasoning

9. The nows

III

on behavior:

10. The duration of the present

11. Psychological time at the Millennium : some past, present, future, and interdisciplinary issues

IV

on society:

12. From "storied time" to "clock time" in economic globalization at the new millennium

13. New times at the workplace

opportunity or angst? : the example of hospital work

14. Sociotemporal emergence

V

on history and belief:

15. Millennial movements and eschatologies in Europe and Asia : a comparative approach

16. A comparative study of selected physical and religious time concepts

VI

on marking time:

17. Ancient ideas in a new setting : chronos, kairos, chora, and topos in a postindustrialized world

18. The development of ecological consciousness of time in 6- to 12-year-old children

19. "Lost in time, or, On any given Sunday"

20. Quality time