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Interdisciplinary perspectives on the flow of time
1Unit for History and Philosophy of Science, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
|October 1, 2014
Summary
The subjective experience of time
Area of Science:
- The study of time's flow spans physics, cognitive sciences, and philosophy.
- Investigates the interdisciplinary nature of temporal perception.
Background:
- Two main philosophical camps exist: genuine temporal flow versus a static block universe.
- Explores the debate on whether time truly flows or is a fixed sequence of events.
Discussion:
- Considers the subjective experience of time's flow across cultures and development.
- Examines potential impacts of neurological conditions on temporal perception.
Key Insights:
- The subjective feeling of time's passage is not universally assumed.
- Brain injury and developmental stages may influence the perception of time.
Outlook:
- Highlights the need for empirical investigation into the subjective experience of time.
- Suggests a more integrated approach combining physics, neuroscience, and philosophy.
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