International Society for the Study of Time  
Author Essay
 Paul Harris "President's Remarks" 
 J.T. Fraser "Constraining Chaos"
 Marc Botha "Evental Distention: Restlee Simultaneity in Steve Reich's Piano Phase - Towards a Rehabilitation of the Real"
 Carole Fischer "Dramatic Time: Phenomena and Dilemmas"
 Peter Hancock "The Battle for Time in the Brain"
 Florian Klapproth "Waiting as a temporal constraint"
Heike Klippel "Technical Reproduction: Can Time Be Defeated?"
Carlos Montemayor "Time: Biological, Intentional and Cultural"
Tyler Ochoa "Limits on the Duration of Copyright: Theories and Practice"
Steven Ostovich "Pauline Eschatology: Thinking and Acting in the Time that Remains"
Jo Alyson Parker "David Mithchell's Cloud Atlas of Narrative Constraints and Environmental Limits"
Helen Sills "Music-Making Time?"
Christian Steineck "Truth, Time, and the Extended Umwelt Principle: Conceptual Limits and Methodological Constraints"
John Streamas "Closure and 'Colored People's Time'"
Jonathan Tallant "Memory, Anticipation and the (Un)reality of the Past and Future"
Frederick Turner "The Final Frontier: How Death Was Invented and What It Is For"
Friedl Weinert "Temporal Asymmetry and Relativity"

Editors:
Jo Alyson Parker
Paul Harris
Christian Steineck

Publisher: Brill (Leiden)

Expected Publication Date: Summer 2010

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