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Rose asserts that the experience of time has become drastically different as a result of the perception of the possibility of worldwide destruction. He argues that contemporary music can be used to illustrate this change in temporal experience. He discusses Charlie Parker's bebop jazz and Arnold Schoenberg's twelve-tone
atonal music to support this idea. To further illustrate his thesis, he adds a clinical example of time confusion.