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diff --git a/timeforms.otx b/timeforms.otx index 9da942e..cca7c60 100644 --- a/timeforms.otx +++ b/timeforms.otx @@ -2029,1230 +2029,38 @@ not so much directed at "factual knowledge" as at Chronetics should consist of both. And more. Much more. +\break +\null\vfill -NOTES - - - - -Chapter 1: - - -L; - - -10. - - -Leuner, H., "President State of Psycholytic Therapy and Its -Possibilities" in The Use of LSD in Psychotherapy and Alcoholism, H. Abramson (ed.). Bobbs Merrill, New York, 1967. - - -. Becker, H., "History, Culture, and Subjective Experience: an - - -exploration of the social bases of drug induced experiences," -Journal of Health and Social Behavior (1969). - - -. Cheek, F., "Exploratory Study of Drugs and Interaction," - - -Archives of General Psychiatry, 9:566-574, 1963. - - -. Mechaneck, R., Feldstein, S., Dahlberg, C. and Jaffe, J., - - -"Experimental Investigation of LSD as a Psychotherapeutic -Adjunct." Paper read at 1967 AOA meeting. - - -. Linton, H. and Lang, R., "Subjective Reactions to LSD-25," - - -Archives of General Psychiatry, 6:352-368, 1962. - - -. Blum, R., et al., Utopiates. Atherton Press, New York, 1964. -. Cohen, S. Personal communication. - - -. Masters, E. and Huston, J., The Varieties of Psychedelic - - -Experience. Holt, Rinehart and Winston, New York, 1966. - - -. Gioscia, V., "Adolescence, Addiction, and Achrony" in Person- - - -ality and Social Life, R. Endleman (ed.). Random House, New -York, 1967. - - -Laing, R. D., The Politics of Experience. Penguin Books, New -York, 1967. - - - - -Chapter 2: - - -A, - - -2. - - -Gioscia, V., "Adolescence, Addiction, and Achrony," op. cit. - - -Gioscia, V., "Glue Sniffing: Exploratory Hypotheses on the -Psychosocial Dynamics of Respiratory Introjection" in proceedings of a conference on Inhalation of Glue Fumes and Other -Substance Abuse Practices Among Adolescents, Office of Juvenile -Delinquency and Youth Development, U. S. Dept. of Health, -Education and Welfare, Washington, D. C., 1967. - - -Gioscia, V., "Psychological and Sociological Proneness to Drug -Use in Young People." Paper presented to Amherst College -Symposium "The Drug Scene," 1967. - - -Gioscia, V., "LSD Subcultures: Acidoxy Versus Orthodoxy." See -Chapter 1, this volume. - - -. Marcuse, H., Eros and Civilization. Beacon Press, Boston, 1955. - - -. Marcuse, H., One Dimensional Man. Tavistock Publications, - - -London, 1967. - - -Chapter 3: - - -1, - - -Gioscia, V., "LSD Subcultures: Acidoxy Versus Orthodoxy." -See Chapter 1, this volume. - - -Gioscia, V., 'Groovin' on Time." See Chapter 2, this volume. -Gioscia, V., "On Dialectical Time." See Metalog, this volume. -Status Report #1 of The Village Project, a social agency for - - -alienated youth sponsored by Jewish Family Service of New -York. September, 1968 (mimeo). - - - - -3s - - -10. - - -i - - -12. - - -13. - - -14. - - -LS. - - -16. - - -TimeForMs - - -Kenniston, K., "Heads and Seekers: Drugs on Campus, Counter -Cultures in American Society," American Scholar, vol. 28, no. -1:97-112, 1969. - - -. Mayday, January 20, 1969, #14. -. Gioscia, V., "On Social Time." See Metalog, this volume. -. Gioscia, V., 'Adolescence, Addiction, and Achrony," op. cit. - - -. Dunaif, C. and Gioscia, V., "Violence and Family Process." - - -Report to the National Crime Commission, in archives of -President's Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice, Washington, 1966. - - -Gioscia, V., "Sources of Violence in Contemporary America." -Paper presented to Farmingdale Public Library Association, -October, 1968 (mimeo). - - -Kurland, A. and Unger, S., "The Present Status and Future -Direction of Psychedelic LSD Research with Special Reference -to the Spring Grove Studies," January, 1969 (mimeo). - - -Whitrow, G. J., The Natural Philosophy of Time. Harper -(Torchbook), New York, 1963. - - -Hegel, G. W. F., Logik, 2 volumes. - -Gioscia, V., "Plato's Image of Time." Ann Arbor, University -Microfilms, 1963. - -James. W., Varieties of Religious Experience, various editions. -Bateson, G., Jackson, Weakland, D., Hally, J., "Toward a Theory - - -of Schizophrenia." Reprint from Behavioral Science, vol. 1. no. -4:251-264, 1956. - - -17. - - -18. - - - - -Laing, R. D., The Politics of Experience. Penguin Books, -London, 1966. - - -Feuer, L., "What is Alienation? The Career of a Concept" -Sociology on Trial, M. atom and A. Vidich (eds.), Prentice- 'Hal, -New York, 1963. - - -Chapter 4: - - -1. - - -2. - - -10. - - -11. - - -Gioscia, V., "Groovin' on Time." See Chapter 2, this volume. - - -Gioscia, V., "On Social Time." See Metalog, this volume. - - -. Whitehead, A. N., Science in the Modern World. New American - - -Library (Various editions). - - -. Gioscia, V., "Groovin' on Time." See Chapter 2, this volume. - - -. McCluhan, M. and Fiore, Q., The Global Village. McGraw-Hill, - - -New York, 1968. - - -. Roszak, T., The Making of a Counter-Culture. Doubleday, New -York, 1969. - -. Gioscia, V., "Time, Pathos, and Synchrony." See Chapter 3, this -volume. - - -. Marcuse, H., Negations. Beacon Press, Boston, 1968. - - -. Ryan, P., "Cable Television and the Schools," in Birth, Death - - -and Cybernation. Gordon and Breach, New York, 1972. - - -New York Times, January 6, 1969. - - -With the cooperation of Frank Gillette and others who then -constituted The Raindance Corporation. - - - - -12. - - -13. - - -14. - - -15. - - -16. - - -17. - - -18. - - -19. - - -TIMEFoORMS - - -Ragosine, V., 'Magnetic Recording," Scientific American, November, 1969. See also Dow Digest, July, 1969 for a description -of Precision Instrument's 'Unicorn System." - - -The New York Times recently contained the news that the -Republic of India was installing just such a system to foster -literacy in some 10,000 villages. (This project has since been -"cancelled.") - - -Pribram, K., "The Neurophysiology of Remembering," Scientific American, January, 1969. - - -New York Times, circa September, 1969. -Time Magazine, July 18, 1969. - - -I am indebted to Dr. Warren Brodey for a stimulating discussion -of his "play" (as opposed to "work") at the Environmental -Ecology Laboratory in Boston, and for his presentation at -"Grand Rounds" at The Roosevelt Hospital under the auspices -of The Center for the Study of Social Change, on October 23, -1969. - - -"Chronetics" is the field which investigates temporal processes. -For a fuller description, see "On Social Time," Metalog, this -volume. - - -" - - -e.g. Bateson, G., "Cybernetic Explanation,' The American - - -Behavioral Scientist, vol. 10, no. 8, April 1967. - - -Chapter 5: - - -a; - - -ys - - -Keniston, K., "Notes on Young Radicals," Change, vol. 1, no. -6:25 et seq., 1969. - - -Grimshaw, A. D., 'Sociolinguistics and the Sociologist," Amercan Sociologist, vol. 4, no. 4:312 et seq., 1969. - - -10. - - -12. - - -13, - - -14. - - - - -. Kluckhohn, C., Murray, H. and Schneider, Culture and Personal- - - -ity. Knopf, New York, 1953. - - -. Gioscia, V., "LSD Subcultures: Acidoxy Versus Orthodoxy." - - -See Chapter 1, this volume. - - -. Simmons, J. and Winograd, B., It's Happening. Mark-Laird - - -Publications, Santa Barbara, California, 1966. - - -. Shands, H., Semiotic Approaches to Psychiatry. Mouton, The - - -Hague, 1970. See also Shands, H., War with Words, Mouton, -The Hague, 1971. - - -. Gioscia, V., "The Coming Synthesis: Chronetics and Cybernet- - - -ics." Paper presented to the International Convocation entitled -"The Revolution in Values--- The Response of the Healer", -sponsored by the American Academy of Religion and Psychiatry, November 14, 1969. See Metalog, this volume. - - -. McLuhan, M., The Global Village. McGraw-Hill, New York, - - -1968. - - -. Gioscia, V., 'Groovin' on Time." See Chapter 2, this volume. - - -McLuhan, op. cit. - - -. Gioscia, V., "Time, Pathos and Synchrony." Paper presented to - - -the Annual Convention of the American Orthopsychiatric -Association, April, 1969. See Chapter 3, this volume. - - -Rabkin, R., "Do You See Things That Aren't There?" in Origin -and Mechanisms of Hallucinations, W. Keup, ed. Plenum Press, -New York-London, 1970. pp. 115-124. - - -Wittgenstein, L. Tractatus logico-philosophicus - - -Gioscia, V., 'Groovin' on Time." See Chapter 2, this volume. - - -172 TimeEFormMs - - -15. The imprinting literature is extensive; see especially Tinbergen -and/or Lorenz. - -16. Scheflen, A. E., "On the Structuring of Human Communication," American Bebavioral Scientist, 10:8-12, 1967. Scheflen, -A. E., "Human Communication, Behavioral Programs and their -Integration in Interaction," Behavioral Science, 13:44-55, 1968. -Scheflen, A. E., How Behavior Means, Gordon and Breach, New - - -York, 1972. See also Birdwhistle, R., Introduction to Kinesics, -University of Kentucky Press, Louisville, 1955. - - -17. McClean, P. D., "The Paranoid Streak in Man," in Beyond -Reductionism. Hutchinson & Co. - - -18. Mead, M. Culture and Commitment, Doubleday, 1970. - - -Chapter 6: -1. Whitehead, A. N., Modes of Thought. 1938, p. 129. -Mead, M., Culture and Commitment. 1970, p. 64, op. cit. -Fuller, Buckminster, Utopia or Oblivion. 1970, p. 310, Bantam. -4, Fuller, Buckminster, op. cit., epilogue. -Chapter 9: - - -1. Whitrow, G. J., The Natural Philosophy of Time. Harper, New -York, 1963. - - -2. Hegel, G. W. F., Lectures on the History of Philosophy, E. S. -Haldane (ed. and transl.), 3 vol. Humanities Press, New York, -1955. - - -10. - - -11. - - -12, - - -3. - - - - -. Durkheim, E., Suicide, J. A. Spaulding and G. Simpson (eds. and - - -transl.). Free Press, Glencoe, 1951. - - -. Freud, S., "Civilization and its Discontents," Standard Edition, - - -The Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud, J. -Strachey (ed. and transl.), vol. XXI. Hogarth Press, London, -1964. - - -. Marcuse, H., Eros and Civilization. Vintage Books, New York, - - -1962. - - -. Brown, N. O., Life Against Death. Vintage Books, New York, - - -1959. - - -. Indeed the impact of these words was to fashion better, not less - - -socialization. - - -. Whitehead, A. N., Science in the Modern World. Macmillan, New - - -York, 1926. - - -. The following section is a modified version of a paper entitled - - -"Typology Construction" delivered at the Eastern Sociological -Society, Boston, 1963. - - -Whitehead, A. N. Process and Reality. Social Science Publishers, -New York, 1929. Cf. espec. chapter 2. - - -Heidegger, M., Being and Time, J. Macquarrie and E. Robinson -(transl. from the 7th edition of Sein and Zeit). SCM Press, -London, 1962. - - -De Benedetti, S., "The Mossbauer Effect," Scientific American, -April, 1960, p. 72 et seq. - - -Like the Eskimo who has many words for snow, we seem to -need literally hundreds of phrases with the word "time" in them -to capture the varieties of temporal experience. Professor - - -174 TimeForms - - -14. - - -13: - - -16. - - -by - - -18. - - -19, - - -Murray and I discovered, to our mutual surprise, that we were -each making a compilation of such phrases (personal communication, 1965). - - -Kiang Kang-Hu, "How Time and Space Appear to Chinese -Poets," chapter 2 in On Chinese Studies. Commercial Press, -Shanghai, China, 1934. (I am grateful to my former colleague -Prof. B. Solomon for this reference.) - - -See for example: V. Gioscia, Plato's Image of Time: An Essay -in Philosophical Sociology, Fordham University, 1962, unpub. -Ph.D. dissertation. G. J. Whitrow, op. cit. R. Maclver, The -Challenge of the Passing Years: My Encounter with Time, -Simon and Shuster, New York, 1962. G. Gurvitch, The -Spectrum of Social Time, Reidel Co., Stuttgart, 1963. Coser and -Coser, "Time Perspective and Social Structure," in Gouldner, -Modern Sociology, Harcourt Brace, New York, 1963, pp. -638-646. H. Meyerhoff, Time in Literature, University of -California Press, Berkeley, 1955. M. Heidegger, ed., The Phenomenology of Internal Time-Consciousness, J. Churchill, -transl., Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, 1964. See also, M. Wallace, -"Temporal Experience," Psychological Bulletin, vol. 57, no. -3:213-237, 1960, et al. - - -Coser and Coser, "Time Perspective and Social Structure," in -Gouldner, op. cit. for a good initial bibliography. - - -Mann, T., The Holy Sinners, H. T. Lowe-Porter (transl.). Knopf, -New York, 1951. - - -I am indebted to Prof. B. Nelson of the New School for Social -Research for the observation that these eternalists qualify as cell -IV types. My view on this appears infra. - - -Murray, H. and Kluckhohn, C. (eds.), Personality in Nature, -Society and Culture (2nd ed.), Knopf, New York, 1954; and -Erikson, E., 'Identity and the Lifecycle," Monograph, Psycho- - - -20. - - -21. - - -22. - - -23: - - -24. - - -25. - - -26. - - -27. - - - - -logical Issues, vol. 1, no. 1, International Universities Press, New -York, 1959. - - -Shakespeare, W., Hamlet (variously reprinted), Act I, Scene V, -11, 188-189: "The time is out of joint; O cursed spite. -That ever I was born to set it right!" - - -We hook up an accelerometer, as it were, to the Mertonian -paradigm. Cf. R. K. Merton, Social Theory and Social Structure. -Free Press, Glencoe, 1955. - - -See "The Pseudo-Successful Adult: A Case Study of the -Metachronic Orientation," by V. Gioscia, paper delivered to the -17th annual meeting of the New York Society of Clinical -Psychologists, New York, 1965. - - -See, however, the brilliant paper by P. Slater, "On Social -Regression," American Sociological Review, 28:339-364, 1963. - - -Cf. V. Gioscia, "Groovin' on Time," paper presented to the -Hahneman Medical College Conference on Psychedelic Drugs, -November, 1968. See Chapter 2, this volume. - - -An advance toward a more empirical analysis of this question -has recently been made by my former colleague Herbert Danzger -in "Community Power Structure: Problems and Continuities," -American Sociological Review, 29:707-717, 1964. - - -Eisenstadt, S., From Generation to Generation. Free Press, -Glencoe, 1955. See also, A. Van Gennep, Rites de Passage, M. -Vizedom and G. Caffee (transl.). University of Chicago Press, -Chicago, 1960. - - -Gioscia, V., "Adolescence, Addiction and Achrony," in Personality and Social Life, R. Endleman (ed.). Random House, New -York, 1965. - - -176 TimeFormMs - - -28. - - -29. - - -30. - - -31, - - -32. - - -33: - - -34. - - -35: - - -36. - - -57, - - -38. - - -Remarks elicited on the occasion of a colloquium which -Professor Lewis gave at Queens College of the City University of -New York on Oct. 30, 1964. - - -Cohen, A., Delinquent Boys. Free Press, Glencoe, 1955. See -also, R. J. Barndt and D. M. Johnson, "Time Orientation in -Delinquents," Journal of Abnormal Social Psychology, -51:343-345, 1955. - - -This section is a slightly edited version of a paper presented to -the International Congress --- Dialectics of Liberation, London, -July, 1967. - - -Freud, S., 'New Introductory Lectures," Standard Edition, op. -cit., vol. XXII, p. 14. - - -Marcuse, H., op. cit., pp. 211-212. - - -For a particularly instructive exigesis of Heidegger's view of -time, see, for example, William Barrett, "The Flow of Time," in -R. M. Gale (ed.), The Philosophy of Time. Doubleday Anchor, -New York, 1967. - - -Marcuse, H., One Dimensional Man. Tavistock, London, 1967. - - -Cf. M. Natanson (ed.), Philosophy of the Social Sciences. -Random House, New York, 1963. - - -For a recent history of the varieties of phenomenological -philosophies, cf. H. Spiegelberg, (ed.), The Phenomenological -Movement, 2 vols. Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, 1968. - - -See, for example, his chapter, "Time Perception in Children," in -J. Fraser (ed.), The Voices of Time. George Brazillier, New -York, 1966. - - -See Bergson, Time and Free Will. London, 1910. - - -39. - - -40. - - -41. - - -42. - - -43. - - -44. - - -45. - - -46. - - -47. - - -48. - - -49. - - -50. - - -i - - -52. - - - - -Fraisse, P. The Psychology of Time. Harper, New York, 1963. - - -Meerloo, "The Time Sense in Psychiatry," in Fraser, Op. cit., pp. -235 et seq. - - -Cf., however, R. Wallis, Time: Fourth Dimension of the Mind, -Harcourt Brace and World, New York, 1968, for a cy bernetic -treatment without this failing. - -Sartre, J. P., Search for a Method. Knopf, New York, 1963. -Gioscia, V. Plato's Image of Time, op. cit. - -Cf. Popper, K., The Poverty of Historicism. - -Private communication, cited in P. Laurie, Drugs --- Medical, -Psychological and Social Facts. Penguin Books, New York, -1967. - -Standard Edition, op. cit., vol. XIX, p. 235 et seq. - - -Cf. Wallis, R., op cit. - - -Portions of this section derive from the paper, "Time, Pathos, -and Synchrony." See Chapter 3, this volume. - - -Gioscia, V., 'Groovin' on Time." See Chapter 2, this volume. - - -Kurland, A. and Unger S., "The Present Status and Future -Direction of Psychedelic LSD Research," with special reference -to the Spring Grove Studies, January, 1969 (mimeo). - - -Whitrow, op. cit., provides the best definition of this term. See -also Wallis, op: cit. - - -James, W., The Varieties of Religious Experience, various -editions. - - - - -D3. - - -54. - - -55: - - -56. - - -57. - - -58. - - -59. - - -60. - - -TiMEFoRMS - - -Bateson, G., Jackson, D., Haley, J. and Weekland, J., "Toward a -Theory of Schizophrenia," Behavioral Science, vol. 1, no. -4:251-264, 1956. See also "A Note on the Double Bind --- -1962" by the same authors in Family Process, vol. 2, no. 1, -1963, and Watzlawick, P., "A Review of the Double Bind -Theory," Family Process, vol. 2, no. 1, 1963. - - -Laing, R., The Politics of Experience and The Bird of Paradise, -Penguin Books, London, 1967, and the other works by the man -whom Time magazine calls "The Metaphysician of Madness" -(issue of Feb. 7, 1969). - - -My colleague Richard Rabkin has taken a significant step in this -direction, however, in his "Affect as a Social Process," American -Journal of Psychiatry, vol. 125, no. 6:85-91, 1968. - - -Freud, S., "Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego," -Standard Edition, op. cit., vol. XIX. - - -Gioscia, V., "Perspective for Role Theory," American Catholic -Sociological Review, vol. 22, no. 2:142-150, 1961. See also, -Gioscia, V., "Types of Types" in Expanding Theory and Practice -in Family Therapy, N. Ackerman et al. (eds.) Family Service -Association of America, New York, 1967. - - -See M. Marx (ed.), Theories in Contemporary Psychology, -Macmillan, New York, 1964, chapter 28: "Affect and Emotion," H. Peters, espec. pp. 440-442. See also: P. H. Knapp, -Expression of the Emotions in Man, International Universities -Press, New York, 1963. - - -See, for example, the beginnings of such an_ investigation -employing the clinical method in N. Ackerman, Psychodynamics -of Family Life, Basic Books, New York, 1958. But also see P. -Slater, op. cit. - - -We intend to spell out these relations more fully in a work now -in preparation. - - -61. - - -62. - - -63. - - -64. - - -65. - - -66. - - -67. - - -68. - - -69. - - -70. - - - - -Hegel, G. W. F., Phenomenology of Mind, Sir J. Baillie (transl.), -2nd ed. rev. Macmillan, New York, 1949. See also Hegel's -Science of Logic, 2 vol. Macmillan, New York, 1929. - - -See L. Feuer, "Alienation --- The Career of a Concept" in -Sociology on Trial, M. Stein and A. Vidich (eds.), Prentice-Hall, -New York, 1963, pp. 127 et seg. See also P. Berger and S. -Pullberg, "Reification and the Sociological Critique of Consciousness," in History and Theory, vol. 4, no. 2:196 et seq., -1965. - - -Cf. M. Eliade, Cosmos and History --- The Myth of the Eternal -Return. Harper, New York, 1954. - - -This phrase is one of a number of translations of a fragment of -Anaximander. See, for example, The Greek Philosophers, R. -Warner. Mentor, New York, 1958, p. 24. - - -Choron, J., Death in Western Thought. Collier Books, New -York, 1963. - - -The New York Academy of Science recently convened an -Interdisciplinary Conference on time, in which the matter of -"natural clocks'? received nearly definitive treatment. See their -"Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Time," Proceedings, Journal -of the American Academy of Science, 1967. - - -See, for example, H. F. Harlow, "The Heterosexual Affectional -System in Monkeys," American Psychologist, 17:1 - - -Moore, W., Man, Time and Society. Wiley, New York, 1963. -Gurvitch, G., The Spectrum of Social Time, F. Reidel, Dordrecht, Holland, 1964, a work whose intelligibility is hidden - - -behind an almost impenetrably private vocabulary. - - -Slater, P., Microcosm. Wiley, New York 1966. Those who seek a - - -180 TimeForms - - -"i. - - -Ts - - -73. - - -74. - - -12. - - -76. - - -Td: - - -78. - - -paradigm of excellence in their quest for understanding of group -affect will find it in Slater's work. See also his Pursuit of -Loneliness, Beacon Press, Boston, 1970. - - -Cf. Harley Shands, "Coping with Novelty," Archives of General -Psychiatry, vol. 20, no. 1:64-70, 1969. - - -Sherif, M., "A Study of Some Social Factors in Perception," -Archives of Psychology, no. 187, 1935. - - -See Laqueuer, H. P., Morong, E., and LaBurt, H., "Multiple -Therapy: Further Developments," International Journal of -Social Psychiatry, August, 1964. - - -Nevertheless, we shall report on these observations eventually. - - -Cornellison, F. and Arsenian, J., "A Study of Psychotic Patients - - -(exposure) to Self-Image Experience," Psychiatric Quarterly, 34: -1-8, 1960. - - -Murray, H., "Studies of Stressful Interpersonal Disputations," -American Psychologist, 18: 28-36, 1963. See also, Nielson, G., -Studies of Self-Confrontation, Munksgaard, Copenhagen, 1962, -pp. 221 et seq. - - -The relevance of these "moving images" of the self to the -theories of Mead, Cooley, and their contemporary "self-image" -protagonists remains to be elaborated. - - -Although videotherapy technique has since come into its own, -the theory seems to be emerging far slower than the process. The -work of Albert Scheflen is likely soon to remedy this situation. -See however, Berger, M. M. (ed.), Videotape Techniques in - - -Psychiatric Training and Treatment, Brunner/Mazel, New York, -1970. - - -77: - - -80. - - -81. - - - - -Eliot, T. S. (from "Burnt Norton") in Four Quarters, Harcourt, -Brace and World, New York, 1943, p. 4. - - -Freud, S., 'New Introductory Lectures," Standard Edition, op. -cit., vol. XXII, p. 74. - - -Galileo, Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems, -Stillman Drake (transl.), forward by Albert Einstein. University -of California Press, Berkeley, 1967. - - -CONTENTS - - -Foreword ------ Philip Slater - - -Prologue - - -1 - - -Is - - -8. - - -LSD Subcultures: Acidoxy versus Orthodoxy - - -. Groovin' on Time: Fragments of a Sociology of the - - -Psychedelic Experience - - -. Time, Pathos, and Synchrony: Accelerating Alienation - - -. The Coming Synthesis: Chronetics and Cybernation---The - - -Architecture of Social Time - - -. Psychedelic Myths, Metaphors and Fantasies - - -. Metarap: Who You Are Is How You Change - - -Drugs as Chronetic Agents - - -Frequency and Form - - -Metalog---On Social Time II - - -Notes - - -PHILIP SLATER, author of /n Pursuit of Loneliness, says -that "TimeForms is... - +PHILIP SLATER, author of \bt{In Pursuit of Loneliness}, says +that "TimeForms is\ld -. . an essential work for anyone trying to understand our +\Q{ +\ld an essential work for anyone trying to understand our era, its changes, the counterculture, the future. - -... "Clearly, this is the direction in which the exploration +\ld "Clearly, this is the direction in which the exploration of ultimate concerns must go. All events which seem -mysterious to us-psychic phenomena, unexplainable forms +mysterious to us---psychic phenomena, unexplainable forms of communication, transcendental experiences---lend themselves to explanation in temporal terms. - -... "The sense of the interconnectedness of all living things, +\ld "The sense of the interconnectedness of all living things, of the exquisite timing necessary to maintain and express this harmony, has largely atrophied. Hopefully, this volume will -assist its reawakening." - - -caacmmmemanes. - - -"SOCIAL CHANGE" SERIES, edited by Victor Gioscia - - -This series of Gordon and Breach books is edited in tandem -with the journal entitled Social Change. The series includes the -following books - - -VARIETIES OF TEMPORAL EXPERIENCE (in four volumes) by Victor -Gioscia - - -BETWEEN PARADIGMS The Mood and its Purpose by Frank Gillette -HOW BEHAVIOR MEANS by Albert E. Scheflen - -FOOTHOLDS by Philip Slater - -EARTHCHILD Glories of the Asphixiated Spectrum by Warren Brodey - - -BIRTH AND DEATH AND CYBERNATION _ The Cybernetics of the -Sacred by Paul Ryan +assist its reawakening." } +\vfill -GALAXIES OF LIFE The Human Aura in Acupuncture and Kirlian -Photography edited by Stanley Krippner and Daniel Rubin +\C{\inspic{img/scbreak.png}} +\vfill -TOWARD A RADICAL THERAPY Alternate Services for Personal and -Social Change by Ted Clark and Dennis T. Jaffe +\centerline{\hbox to 0.9\hsize{\hrrulefill}} +"SOCIAL CHANGE" SERIES, edited by Victor Gioscia -Other books in the series will be announced as they approach completion +\centerline{\hbox to 0.9\hsize{\hrrulefill}} +\vfill |