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This month's community themed week is going to be centered around perceptions of time. A few weeks ago the majority of US states (all except Arizona and Hawaii) shifted forward an hour for Daylight Savings Time. This bi-annual shifting frequently provokes reflection. There are standardized concepts of time, which can be varied by culture and time even in our digitally interconnected age. Then there are personal perceptions of time, both through our internal clocks and rhythms to how we experience individual moments in time. Poetry has long been used to explore these themes and the social and cultural themes that are so heavily entwined with these perceptions. Please comment below if you would like to host a day during this week, and note which day would work best for you.
Resources:
Some poetry archives do categories by theme, and people might enjoy exploring the "time" selections of these different archives:
Feel free to share additional resources in the comments.
Monday, Mar. 31:poetree_admin: introduction & index
Tuesday, Apr. 1: [Open slot]
Wednesday, Apr. 2:alee_grrl: TBA
Thursday, Apr. 3:jjhunter: poem: around the day (circadian)
Friday, Apr. 4:kaberett: Time Heals All Wounds
Saturday, Apr. 5:ysabetwordsmith, Tripping into the Future
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last edited 4/1/14 by jjhunter
This month's community themed week is going to be centered around perceptions of time. A few weeks ago the majority of US states (all except Arizona and Hawaii) shifted forward an hour for Daylight Savings Time. This bi-annual shifting frequently provokes reflection. There are standardized concepts of time, which can be varied by culture and time even in our digitally interconnected age. Then there are personal perceptions of time, both through our internal clocks and rhythms to how we experience individual moments in time. Poetry has long been used to explore these themes and the social and cultural themes that are so heavily entwined with these perceptions. Please comment below if you would like to host a day during this week, and note which day would work best for you.
Resources:
- BackStory with the American History Guys podcast On the Clock: A (Brief) History of Time
- The Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston article and exhibit (video available): William Kentridge: The Refusal of Time
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: The Experience and Perception of Time
Some poetry archives do categories by theme, and people might enjoy exploring the "time" selections of these different archives:
Feel free to share additional resources in the comments.
Monday, Mar. 31:
poetree_admin: introduction & indexWednesday, Apr. 2:
alee_grrl: TBAThursday, Apr. 3:
jjhunter: poem: around the day (circadian)Friday, Apr. 4:
kaberett: Time Heals All WoundsSaturday, Apr. 5:
ysabetwordsmith, Tripping into the Future___
last edited 4/1/14 by jjhunter
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Date: 2014-03-21 12:00 pm (UTC)Not a problem. Let me know if I can help in anyway. Is there a preferred date you would like for me to tentatively set aside for you?
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Date: 2014-03-21 02:08 pm (UTC)---L.
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Date: 2014-03-21 02:21 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2014-03-27 01:04 pm (UTC)How goeth the pondering? If you'd like someone to act as a sounding board or brainstorming partner, please don't hesitate to be in touch with one of us admins; we'd be delighted.
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Date: 2014-03-29 01:30 am (UTC)---L.
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Date: 2014-03-29 01:35 am (UTC)Totally understandable. Please accept our condolences for your loss.