Can a society function without clocks or calendars? How to conceive a life without schedules, appointments or dates?
This book is an analysis of subjective time, where the author analyzes the way in which it is perceived in areas as varied as sport and illness, as well as the way we manage it and make use of it to make decisions. It is also a reflection of the way we live with the uncertainty of waiting, immediacy, memory, associations and forgetfulness.
Ramon Bayés is the Professor Emeritus of the Autonomous University of Barcelona, an Honorary Doctor from UNED and an honorary member of the Official Psychology Schools of Catalonia and the Valencian Community. He is author, among others, of: Confronting Life, Waiting for Death; Live. A Guide for an Active Retirement; The Psychologist Who Sought Serenity; Forget Your Age and Diaries of an Airline Passenger.
