PEP | Article - The Voices of Time. A Coöperative Survey of Man's Views of Time as Understood and Described by the Sciences and by the Humanities: Edited by J. T. Fraser. New York: George Braziller, Inc., 1966. 710 pp.

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Abstract

Psychoanalytic and other scholars are indebted to the editor for conceiving this major work, and for the principal role in its gestation and delivery. Fraser, an electronics engineer and research physicist, spent almost twenty years of his avocational time in creative brooding and prodigious reading about time. Finally he took a trip around the world in order to convince the co-authors to join him in writing original essays with the aim of crystallizing fact and theory about time in their respective fields for the benefit of scholars

PEP | Article - The Voices of Time. A Coöperative Survey of Man's Views of Time as Understood and Described by the Sciences and by the Humanities: Edited by J. T. Fraser. New York: George Braziller, Inc., 1966. 710 pp. - Blank, H. Robert