ual's psychological, physical, and emotional well-being. Travelling around the glope, in both past and present times, he describes "clock time" in opposition to both "nature time" - the rhythm of the sun and the seasons - and "event time" - the structuring of time around happenings. He argues that by learning to embrace these three different perceptions of time, by developing a "multi temporal" approach, one can enjoy a more flexible and rewarding life.
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Added by Michael Grove at 7:30 on September 20, 2016
s are uninterpreted sensory impressions created by the detection of environmental stimuli, whereas perception refers to the set of processes whereby we make sense of these sensations. Perception enables us to literally navigate through the world, avoiding danger, making decisions, and preparing for action. VISUAL PERCEPTION has received the most attention from researchers, and then speech.NEED I SAY ANY MORE !!!???
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Added by Michael Grove at 14:23 on November 13, 2010
nd more on reason - LESS on the authority of the few and more on the judgment of many - LESS on compulsion and more on motivation - LESS on external control of people and more on internal discipline. Dee Hock…
re natural science – the science to come – will be motivated more by a wish for
richer relationship, for deeper reciprocity with the world that we study.
David Abram during an interview with Derrick Jensen entitled ... Alliance for Wild Ethics || The Perceptual Implications of GAIA
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