Aspects of Time by C. A. Patrides explores the intricate relationship between human perception and the passage of time, delving into both philosophical and literary dimensions. Patrides examines how time influences personal identity, memory, and historical consciousness, offering a nuanced interpretation that bridges classical and modern thought. The work highlights the fluidity of temporal experience, emphasizing that time is not merely a linear progression but a complex, multi-layered construct shaped by culture, language, and individual awareness. Through careful analysis, Patrides invites readers to reconsider their understanding of time, encouraging a deeper appreciation for its profound impact on human existence.
Aspects of Time by C. A. Patrides explores the intricate relationship between human perception and the passage of time, delving into both philosophical and literary dimensions. Patrides examines how time influences personal identity, memory, and historical consciousness, offering a nuanced interpretation that bridges classical and modern thought. The work highlights the fluidity of temporal experience, emphasizing that time is not merely a linear progression but a complex, multi-layered construct shaped by culture, language, and individual awareness. Through careful analysis, Patrides invites readers to reconsider their understanding of time, encouraging a deeper appreciation for its profound impact on human existence.
Manchester University Press, 1976, first edition with slight foxing of pages but overall a very fine copy for its age
