Of Time, Passion, and Knowledge: Reflections on the Strategy of Existence

adaptation animals Aristotle atoms become behavior biological biotemporal body brain causation chronon Circadian Rhythms clockwatcher complex concept conflict corresponds cosmology creation creative creature cyclic death derived Descartes described earth emergence entropy environment eotemporal eotemporal world epistemology epoch ethics evolutionary existence existential tension experience expressed external Freud functions future geometry H-theorem Hegel hence hierarchy human Ibid idea identified identity imagery imply individual integrative level knowledge known language laws living logical mathematical matter means memory mental present mind monism motion natural selection noetic nomothetic nootemporality observer organic evolution origins past perception period philosophy physical cosmology physiological clocks Plato principle prototemporal world psychological reality reasons regarded relativity theory rhythm S. G. F. Brandon scientific senescence sense social society soul space specific structure suggests symbols things thought timeless tion truth Umwelt University Press York Zeitgebers Zeno's paradox