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Yale University Press
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0300229321
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9780300229325
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Clock Mirage : Our Myth of Measured Time
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272 Pages
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English
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Social History, Time, History
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2020
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Science, History
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Hardcover
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"A journey of discovery in which Mazur, wise in the ways of the wild, invites us to see the edges of the known. This powerful investigation combines formidable research, mathematical expertise, and profound contemplations."--William Goldbloom Bloch, author of The Unimaginable Mathematics of Borges' Library of Babel "Mazur opens an intellectual Pandora's Box and marvels fly out. Our familiarity with time misleads us into thinking it is simple, when it is paradoxical, elusive, and counterintuitive. Highly enjoyable and informative."--Ian Stewart, author of Do Dice Play God? "A sweeping story in search of answers to a tantalizing mystery: what is time? Mazur offers an astonishing array of ideas, interviews and exposition, exploring time from many fascinating viewpoints."--Robyn Arianrhod, author of Thomas Harriot: A Life in Science "An expansive meditation on the meanings of time. As masterful teacher and earnest fellow traveler, Mazur leads us with heartfelt compassion, philosophical musings, and clear mathematical explanations, to find ourselves at the heart of it all."--Gizem Karaali, Editor of Journal of Humanistic Mathematics "Mazur has an uncanny ability to engage both a scientific and lay audience through an intertwining of mathematics with tender considerations of humanity, affectingly guiding us to consider our own mortality: the clock winding down within each of us."--Kia Corthron, playwright and author of The Castle Cross the Magnet Carter , winner of the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize, "A journey of discovery in which Mazur, wise in the ways of the wild, invites us to see the edges of the known. This powerful investigation combines formidable research, mathematical expertise, and profound contemplations."--William Goldbloom Bloch, author of The Unimaginable Mathematics of Borges' Library of Babel "Mazur opens an intellectual Pandora's Box and marvels fly out. Our familiarity with time misleads us into thinking it is simple, when it is paradoxical, elusive, and counterintuitive. Highly enjoyable and informative."--Ian Stewart, author of Do Dice Play God? " The Clock Mirage is a readable account of time as experienced by people ranging from truckers to seniors, enlivened by anecdotes, anchored in history, and backed by lucid conceptualizations."--Eva Brann, author of What, Then, is Time? "A sweeping story in search of answers to a tantalizing mystery: what is time? Mazur offers an astonishing array of ideas, interviews and exposition, exploring time from many fascinating viewpoints."--Robyn Arianrhod, author of Thomas Harriot: A Life in Science "An expansive meditation on the meanings of time. As masterful teacher and earnest fellow traveler, Mazur leads us with heartfelt compassion, philosophical musings, and clear mathematical explanations, to find ourselves at the heart of it all."--Gizem Karaali, Editor of Journal of Humanistic Mathematics, "A journey of discovery in which Mazur, wise in the ways of the wild, invites us to see the edges of the known. This powerful investigation combines formidable research, mathematical expertise, and profound contemplations."--William Goldbloom Bloch, author of The Unimaginable Mathematics of Borges' Library of Babel, "[A] mind-stretching book...skilfully written...[Mazur] has...considerately inserted human "interludes" between the scientific sections."--John Carey, The Sunday Times "About as free-ranging a meditation on time as you will find."--Matt Hutson, Wall Street Journal "With a narrative punctuated by personal stories of time's effects on truck drivers, Olympic racers, prisoners, and clockmakers, Mazur's journey is filled with fascinating insights into how our technologies, our bodies, and our attitudes can change our perceptions. Ultimately, time reveals itself as something that rides on the rhythms of our minds. The Clock Mirage presents an innovative perspective that will force us to rethink our relationship with time, and how best to use it."-- Boomers Daily "A thought-provoking voyage."-- Publishers Weekly , starred review "It's the perfect moment, then, for Joseph Mazur's new book, The Clock Mirage: Our Myth of Measured Time . In a work as comfortable with physics as with psychology, Mazur reviews our species' long engagement with days, hours, and seconds, as well as modern discoveries about the body's internal clock."--Gary Drevitch, Psychology Today Named one of Book Riot's Six Great Nonfiction Books about Time "Mazur opens an intellectual Pandora's Box and marvels fly out. Our familiarity with time misleads us into thinking it is simple, when it is paradoxical, elusive, and counterintuitive. Highly enjoyable and informative."--Ian Stewart, author of Do Dice Play God? "A sweeping story in search of answers to a tantalizing mystery: what is time? Mazur offers an astonishing array of ideas, interviews and exposition, exploring time from many fascinating viewpoints."--Robyn Arianrhod, author of Thomas Harriot: A Life in Science "Mazur has an uncanny ability to engage both a scientific and lay audience through an intertwining of mathematics with tender considerations of humanity, affectingly guiding us to consider our own mortality: the clock winding down within each of us."--Kia Corthron, playwright and author of The Castle Cross the Magnet Carter , winner of the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize "A journey of discovery in which Mazur, wise in the ways of the wild, invites us to see the edges of the known. This powerful investigation combines formidable research, mathematical expertise, and profound contemplations."--William Goldbloom Bloch, author of The Unimaginable Mathematics of Borges' Library of Babel "An expansive meditation on the meanings of time. As masterful teacher and earnest fellow traveler, Mazur leads us with heartfelt compassion, philosophical musings, and clear mathematical explanations, to find ourselves at the heart of it all."--Gizem Karaali, Editor of Journal of Humanistic Mathematics, "A journey of discovery in which Mazur, wise in the ways of the wild, invites us to see the edges of the known. This powerful investigation combines formidable research, mathematical expertise, and profound contemplations."--William Goldbloom Bloch, author of The Unimaginable Mathematics of Borges' Library of Babel "Mazur opens an intellectual Pandora's Box and marvels fly out. Our familiarity with time misleads us into thinking it is simple, when it is paradoxical, elusive, and counterintuitive. Highly enjoyable and informative."--Ian Stewart, author of Do Dice Play God? " The Clock Mirage is a readable account of time as experienced by people ranging from truckers to seniors, enlivened by anecdotes, anchored in history, and backed by lucid conceptualizations."--Eva Brann, author of What, Then, is Time?, "Mazur opens an intellectual Pandora's Box and marvels fly out. Our familiarity with time misleads us into thinking it is simple, when it is paradoxical, elusive, and counterintuitive. Highly enjoyable and informative."--Ian Stewart, author of Do Dice Play God? "A sweeping story in search of answers to a tantalizing mystery: what is time? Mazur offers an astonishing array of ideas, interviews and exposition, exploring time from many fascinating viewpoints."--Robyn Arianrhod, author of Thomas Harriot: A Life in Science "Mazur has an uncanny ability to engage both a scientific and lay audience through an intertwining of mathematics with tender considerations of humanity, affectingly guiding us to consider our own mortality: the clock winding down within each of us."--Kia Corthron, playwright and author of The Castle Cross the Magnet Carter , winner of the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize "A journey of discovery in which Mazur, wise in the ways of the wild, invites us to see the edges of the known. This powerful investigation combines formidable research, mathematical expertise, and profound contemplations."--William Goldbloom Bloch, author of The Unimaginable Mathematics of Borges' Library of Babel "An expansive meditation on the meanings of time. As masterful teacher and earnest fellow traveler, Mazur leads us with heartfelt compassion, philosophical musings, and clear mathematical explanations, to find ourselves at the heart of it all."--Gizem Karaali, Editor of Journal of Humanistic Mathematics, "A journey of discovery in which Mazur, wise in the ways of the wild, invites us to see the edges of the known. This powerful investigation combines formidable research, mathematical expertise, and profound contemplations."--William Goldbloom Bloch, author of The Unimaginable Mathematics of Borges' Library of Babel "Mazur opens an intellectual Pandora's Box and marvels fly out. Our familiarity with time misleads us into thinking it is simple, when it is paradoxical, elusive, and counterintuitive. Highly enjoyable and informative."--Ian Stewart, author of Do Dice Play God? " The Clock Mirage is a readable account of time as experienced by people ranging from truckers to seniors, enlivened by anecdotes, anchored in history, and backed by lucid conceptualizations."--Eva Brann, author of What, Then, is Time? "A sweeping story in search of answers to a tantalizing mystery: what is time? Mazur offers an astonishing array of ideas, interviews and exposition, exploring time from many fascinating viewpoints."--Robyn Arianrhod, author of Thomas Harriot: A Life in Science, "[A] mind-stretching book...skilfully written...[Mazur] has...considerately inserted human "interludes" between the scientific sections."--John Carey, The Sunday Times "About as free-ranging a meditation on time as you will find."--Matt Hutson, Wall Street Journal "With a narrative punctuated by personal stories of time's effects on truck drivers, Olympic racers, prisoners, and clockmakers, Mazur's journey is filled with fascinating insights into how our technologies, our bodies, and our attitudes can change our perceptions. Ultimately, time reveals itself as something that rides on the rhythms of our minds. The Clock Mirage presents an innovative perspective that will force us to rethink our relationship with time, and how best to use it."-- Boomers Daily "A thought-provoking voyage."-- Publishers Weekly , starred review "It's the perfect moment, then, for Joseph Mazur's new book, The Clock Mirage: Our Myth of Measured Time . In a work as comfortable with physics as with psychology, Mazur reviews our species' long engagement with days, hours, and seconds, as well as modern discoveries about the body's internal clock."--Gary Drevitch, Psychology Today Named one of Book Riot's Six Great Nonfiction Books about Time "If you are interested in 'time' and how people think about it, write about it, talk about it, visualize it, you should read Joseph Mazur's The Clock Mirage: Our Myth of Measured Time ."--John Wilson, First Things Magazine "Mazur opens an intellectual Pandora's Box and marvels fly out. Our familiarity with time misleads us into thinking it is simple, when it is paradoxical, elusive, and counterintuitive. Highly enjoyable and informative."--Ian Stewart, author of Do Dice Play God? "A sweeping story in search of answers to a tantalizing mystery: what is time? Mazur offers an astonishing array of ideas, interviews and exposition, exploring time from many fascinating viewpoints."--Robyn Arianrhod, author of Thomas Harriot: A Life in Science "Mazur has an uncanny ability to engage both a scientific and lay audience through an intertwining of mathematics with tender considerations of humanity, affectingly guiding us to consider our own mortality: the clock winding down within each of us."--Kia Corthron, playwright and author of The Castle Cross the Magnet Carter , winner of the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize "A journey of discovery in which Mazur, wise in the ways of the wild, invites us to see the edges of the known. This powerful investigation combines formidable research, mathematical expertise, and profound contemplations."--William Goldbloom Bloch, author of The Unimaginable Mathematics of Borges' Library of Babel "An expansive meditation on the meanings of time. As masterful teacher and earnest fellow traveler, Mazur leads us with heartfelt compassion, philosophical musings, and clear mathematical explanations, to find ourselves at the heart of it all."--Gizem Karaali, Editor of Journal of Humanistic Mathematics, "[A] mind-stretching book...skilfully written...[Mazur] has...considerately inserted human "interludes" between the scientific sections."--John Carey, The Sunday Times "A thought-provoking voyage."-- Publishers Weekly , starred review "It's the perfect moment, then, for Joseph Mazur's new book, The Clock Mirage: Our Myth of Measured Time . In a work as comfortable with physics as with psychology, Mazur reviews our species' long engagement with days, hours, and seconds, as well as modern discoveries about the body's internal clock."--Gary Drevitch, Psychology Today "Mazur opens an intellectual Pandora's Box and marvels fly out. Our familiarity with time misleads us into thinking it is simple, when it is paradoxical, elusive, and counterintuitive. Highly enjoyable and informative."--Ian Stewart, author of Do Dice Play God? "A sweeping story in search of answers to a tantalizing mystery: what is time? Mazur offers an astonishing array of ideas, interviews and exposition, exploring time from many fascinating viewpoints."--Robyn Arianrhod, author of Thomas Harriot: A Life in Science "Mazur has an uncanny ability to engage both a scientific and lay audience through an intertwining of mathematics with tender considerations of humanity, affectingly guiding us to consider our own mortality: the clock winding down within each of us."--Kia Corthron, playwright and author of The Castle Cross the Magnet Carter , winner of the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize "A journey of discovery in which Mazur, wise in the ways of the wild, invites us to see the edges of the known. This powerful investigation combines formidable research, mathematical expertise, and profound contemplations."--William Goldbloom Bloch, author of The Unimaginable Mathematics of Borges' Library of Babel "An expansive meditation on the meanings of time. As masterful teacher and earnest fellow traveler, Mazur leads us with heartfelt compassion, philosophical musings, and clear mathematical explanations, to find ourselves at the heart of it all."--Gizem Karaali, Editor of Journal of Humanistic Mathematics, "A thought-provoking voyage."-- Publishers Weekly , starred review "Mazur opens an intellectual Pandora's Box and marvels fly out. Our familiarity with time misleads us into thinking it is simple, when it is paradoxical, elusive, and counterintuitive. Highly enjoyable and informative."--Ian Stewart, author of Do Dice Play God? "A sweeping story in search of answers to a tantalizing mystery: what is time? Mazur offers an astonishing array of ideas, interviews and exposition, exploring time from many fascinating viewpoints."--Robyn Arianrhod, author of Thomas Harriot: A Life in Science "Mazur has an uncanny ability to engage both a scientific and lay audience through an intertwining of mathematics with tender considerations of humanity, affectingly guiding us to consider our own mortality: the clock winding down within each of us."--Kia Corthron, playwright and author of The Castle Cross the Magnet Carter , winner of the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize "A journey of discovery in which Mazur, wise in the ways of the wild, invites us to see the edges of the known. This powerful investigation combines formidable research, mathematical expertise, and profound contemplations."--William Goldbloom Bloch, author of The Unimaginable Mathematics of Borges' Library of Babel "An expansive meditation on the meanings of time. As masterful teacher and earnest fellow traveler, Mazur leads us with heartfelt compassion, philosophical musings, and clear mathematical explanations, to find ourselves at the heart of it all."--Gizem Karaali, Editor of Journal of Humanistic Mathematics, "[A] mind-stretching book...skilfully written...[Mazur] has...considerately inserted human "interludes" between the scientific sections."--John Carey, The Sunday Times "A thought-provoking voyage."-- Publishers Weekly , starred review "Mazur opens an intellectual Pandora's Box and marvels fly out. Our familiarity with time misleads us into thinking it is simple, when it is paradoxical, elusive, and counterintuitive. Highly enjoyable and informative."--Ian Stewart, author of Do Dice Play God? "A sweeping story in search of answers to a tantalizing mystery: what is time? Mazur offers an astonishing array of ideas, interviews and exposition, exploring time from many fascinating viewpoints."--Robyn Arianrhod, author of Thomas Harriot: A Life in Science "Mazur has an uncanny ability to engage both a scientific and lay audience through an intertwining of mathematics with tender considerations of humanity, affectingly guiding us to consider our own mortality: the clock winding down within each of us."--Kia Corthron, playwright and author of The Castle Cross the Magnet Carter , winner of the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize "A journey of discovery in which Mazur, wise in the ways of the wild, invites us to see the edges of the known. This powerful investigation combines formidable research, mathematical expertise, and profound contemplations."--William Goldbloom Bloch, author of The Unimaginable Mathematics of Borges' Library of Babel "An expansive meditation on the meanings of time. As masterful teacher and earnest fellow traveler, Mazur leads us with heartfelt compassion, philosophical musings, and clear mathematical explanations, to find ourselves at the heart of it all."--Gizem Karaali, Editor of Journal of Humanistic Mathematics, "[A] mind-stretching book...skilfully written...[Mazur] has...considerately inserted human "interludes" between the scientific sections."--John Carey, The Sunday Times "A thought-provoking voyage."-- Publishers Weekly , starred review "It's the perfect moment, then, for Joseph Mazur's new book, The Clock Mirage: Our Myth of Measured Time . In a work as comfortable with physics as with psychology, Mazur reviews our species' long engagement with days, hours, and seconds, as well as modern discoveries about the body's internal clock."--Gary Drevitch, Psychology Today Named one of Book Riot's Six Great Nonfiction Books about Time "Mazur opens an intellectual Pandora's Box and marvels fly out. Our familiarity with time misleads us into thinking it is simple, when it is paradoxical, elusive, and counterintuitive. Highly enjoyable and informative."--Ian Stewart, author of Do Dice Play God? "A sweeping story in search of answers to a tantalizing mystery: what is time? Mazur offers an astonishing array of ideas, interviews and exposition, exploring time from many fascinating viewpoints."--Robyn Arianrhod, author of Thomas Harriot: A Life in Science "Mazur has an uncanny ability to engage both a scientific and lay audience through an intertwining of mathematics with tender considerations of humanity, affectingly guiding us to consider our own mortality: the clock winding down within each of us."--Kia Corthron, playwright and author of The Castle Cross the Magnet Carter , winner of the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize "A journey of discovery in which Mazur, wise in the ways of the wild, invites us to see the edges of the known. This powerful investigation combines formidable research, mathematical expertise, and profound contemplations."--William Goldbloom Bloch, author of The Unimaginable Mathematics of Borges' Library of Babel "An expansive meditation on the meanings of time. As masterful teacher and earnest fellow traveler, Mazur leads us with heartfelt compassion, philosophical musings, and clear mathematical explanations, to find ourselves at the heart of it all."--Gizem Karaali, Editor of Journal of Humanistic Mathematics
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A tour of clocks throughout the centuries--from the sandglass to the telomere--to reveal the physical, biological, and social nature of time, Named one of Book Riot's Six Great Nonfiction Books about Time: a tour of clocks throughout the centuries--from the sandglass to the telomere--that reveals the physical, biological, and social nature of time " A] mind-stretching book. . . . Skilfully written."--John Carey, Sunday Times (London) What is time? This question has fascinated philosophers, mathematicians, and scientists for thousands of years. Why does time seem to speed up with age? What is its connection with memory, anticipation, and sleep cycles? Award-winning author and mathematician Joseph Mazur provides an engaging exploration of how the understanding of time has evolved throughout human history and offers a compelling new vision, submitting that time lives within us. Our cells, he notes, have a temporal awareness, guided by environmental cues in sync with patterns of social interaction. Readers learn that, as a consequence of time's personal nature, a forty-eight-hour journey on the space shuttle can feel shorter than a six-hour trip on the Soyuz capsule, that the Amondawa of the Amazon do not have ages, and that time speeds up with fever and slows down when we feel in danger. With a narrative punctuated by personal stories of time's effects on truck drivers, Olympic racers, prisoners, and clockmakers, Mazur's journey is filled with fascinating insights into how our technologies, our bodies, and our attitudes can change our perceptions. Ultimately, time reveals itself as something that rides on the rhythms of our minds. The Clock Mirage presents an innovative perspective that will force us to rethink our relationship with time, and how best to use it., Named one of Book Riot's Six Great Nonfiction Books about Time: a tour of clocks throughout the centuries--from the sandglass to the telomere--that reveals the physical, biological, and social nature of time "[A] mind-stretching book. . . . Skilfully written."--John Carey, Sunday Times (London) What is time? This question has fascinated philosophers, mathematicians, and scientists for thousands of years. Why does time seem to speed up with age? What is its connection with memory, anticipation, and sleep cycles? Awardwinning author and mathematician Joseph Mazur provides an engaging exploration of how the understanding of time has evolved throughout human history and offers a compelling new vision, submitting that time lives within us. Our cells, he notes, have a temporal awareness, guided by environmental cues in sync with patterns of social interaction. Readers learn that, as a consequence of time's personal nature, a fortyeighthour journey on the space shuttle can feel shorter than a sixhour trip on the Soyuz capsule, that the Amondawa of the Amazon do not have ages, and that time speeds up with fever and slows down when we feel in danger. With a narrative punctuated by personal stories of time's effects on truck drivers, Olympic racers, prisoners, and clockmakers, Mazur's journey is filled with fascinating insights into how our technologies, our bodies, and our attitudes can change our perceptions. Ultimately, time reveals itself as something that rides on the rhythms of our minds. The Clock Mirage presents an innovative perspective that will force us to rethink our relationship with time, and how best to use it., A tour of clocks throughout the centuries--from the sandglass to the telomere--to reveal the physical, biological, and social nature of time What is time? This question has fascinated philosophers, mathematicians, and scientists for thousands of years. Why does time seem to speed up with age? What is its connection with memory, anticipation, and sleep cycles? Award-winning author and mathematician Joseph Mazur provides an engaging exploration of how the understanding of time has evolved throughout human history and offers a compelling new vision, submitting that time lives within us. Our cells, he notes, have a temporal awareness, guided by environmental cues in sync with patterns of social interaction. Readers learn that, as a consequence of time's personal nature, a forty-eight-hour journey on the Space Shuttle can feel shorter than a six-hour trip on the Soyuz capsule, that the Amondawa of the Amazon do not have ages, and that time speeds up with fever and slows down when we feel in danger. With a narrative punctuated by personal stories of time's effects on truck drivers, Olympic racers, prisoners, and clockmakers, Mazur's journey is filled with fascinating insights into how our technologies, our bodies, and our attitudes can change our perceptions. Ultimately, time reveals itself as something that rides on the rhythms of our minds. The Clock Mirage presents an innovative perspective that will force us to rethink our relationship with time, and how best to use it.
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