9 All the Time There Is: Cloth Sack as a Buddhist Metaphor for Time

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgments V
3. Contents VII
4. Time: How and For Whom? 1
5. Part I: Time: An Interdisciplinary Overture
6. 1 Thinking Temporally Today 5
7. 2 What Does it Mean that Time is Culturally Constructed, Historically Contingent, and Socially Differentiated? 21
8. 3 Time in Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary Perspective 53
9. Part II: Time Across Disciplines: Selected Essays
10. Introduction to Part II 85
11. 4 Circadian and Seasonal Clocks in Insects and Other Organisms 91
12. 5 The Queue as Dystopia 103
13. 6 Temporal Tactility in Trisha Brown’s Locus (1975) 115
14. 7 Proust’s Novel Time 127
15. 8 Time and the Earthworks 139
16. 9 All the Time There Is: Cloth Sack as a Buddhist Metaphor for Time 153
17. 10 The Temporalities of Sound in Elia Suleiman’s The Time That Remains 163
18. 11 Media and the Cultivation of Time 171
19. 12 Coral Reefs and Climate Change: We Are Running Out of Time 181
20. List of Contributors 191
21. Index 195