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Le temps / Hervé Barreau.

By:

Barreau, Hervé [author.]

Material type: Text

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9782130479345
2130479340

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Summary: Cette notion familière rythme la vie quotidienne. Ce temps de la vie quotidienne diffère du temps de la connaissance scientifique. Dans les deux cas, l'auteur envisage le temps comme récit et comme devenir, un devenir qui a un sens pour l'Humanité mais aussi pour l'Univers.Summary: This familiar notion punctuates daily life. This time of daily life differs from the time of scientific knowledge. In both cases, the author considers time as a story and as becoming, a becoming which has meaning for Humanity but also for the Universe.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Jost Bürgi Library Reading Room	HM656 .B37 1998 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31560000076048

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 124-126).

Cette notion familière rythme la vie quotidienne. Ce temps de la vie quotidienne diffère du temps de la connaissance scientifique. Dans les deux cas, l'auteur envisage le temps comme récit et comme devenir, un devenir qui a un sens pour l'Humanité mais aussi pour l'Univers.

This familiar notion punctuates daily life. This time of daily life differs from the time of scientific knowledge. In both cases, the author considers time as a story and as becoming, a becoming which has meaning for Humanity but also for the Universe.

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