TIME -- other pages [list]
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See time in Biomechanics and Chronotope in The Book of Spectator + Time Page in THR Themes
(c)2004 * 2006
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In Dramlit we talk about historical time, but theatre works with the subjective (dramatic time), when we fully identified ourselves with the heroes on stage. This is special transition from objective time (chronological) to unique (for each performance) "emotional" time and space. Great playwrights organized their script, according to their sensitivity and always present very definite construction of the dramatic time dimession (see in main directory Chekhov pages, for example)."Subjective Time": While in the popular mind, eternity often simply means existing for an infinite, i.e., limitless, amount of time, many have used it to refer to a timeless existence altogether outside of time. There are a number of arguments for eternity, by which proponents of the concept, principally, Aristotle, purported to prove that matter, motion, and time must have existed eternally.Not only the chronotope by Chekhov is different from the one in Williams; The Cherry Orchard time-space organization is different from The Three Sisters. More, Masha's time is different from Olga's and so on. -- this is how we realise the differences (expressed in language, rhythm, pauses and etc.)...
Time-Arrow and Time-Cycle
* The modern theory of relativity provides a physical description of the universe in which the past and future may exist alongside the present. Some scientific theories of consciousness such as space-time theories of consciousness propose that the space-time continuum permits consciousness. [ wikipedia ]
Chronotope... Traveling in Space and Time.