Вышло 9 томов трудов Международного Общества по Изучению Времени (МОИВ). Все они имеются в фонде Российской Государственной Библиотеки. Семинар может предоставить тома 1-5.

• The Study of Time. New-York: Springer-Verlag, 1972.
• The Study of Time II. New-York: Springer-Verlag, 1975.
• The Study of Time III. New-York: Springer-Verlag, 1978.
• The Study of Time IV. New-York: Springer-Verlag, 1981.
• Time, Science, and Society in China and the West (The Study of Time V). Amherst, University of Massachusetts Press, 1986.
• Time and Mind. (The Study of Time VI). Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1989.
• Time and Process. (The Study of Time VII). Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1991.
• Time and Life. (The Study of Time VIII). Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1996.
• Time, Order and Chaos. (The Study of Time IX). Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1996.
• Time at the Millennium: Changes and Continuities. (The Study of Time X). Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group, 2000.

Алфавитный указатель: Тома I-IX 1972-1997

Aaronson, B.S. "Time, time stance, and existence." I: 293
Adam, B. "The technology-ecology connection and its conceptual representation." VIII: 207
Adam, B. "Chernobyl: Implicate order of socio-environmental chaos." IX: 109
Agren, Hans. "Chinese traditional medicine." V: 211
Akhundov, M.D. "Transformations of Kronos." VII: 73
Albert, S. "Time, memory, and affect: Experimental studies of the subjective past." III: 269
Alverson, H. "Cross-language universals in the experience of time: Collocational evidence in English, Mandarin, Hindi, and Sesotho." VIII: 105
Argyros, A.J. "Interdisciplinarity and time." IX: 137
Ariotti, P.E. "The concept of time in western antiquity." II: 69
Arlow, J.A. "Time as emotion." VI: 61
Atwood, S.G. "The development of the pendulum as a device for regulating clocks before the 18th century." II: 417
Augusto, M.H.O. "Time and the individual in the contemporary world: The meaning of death." VIII: 229
Aultman, M.H. "A lawyer's perspective: Re-presenting human life to society." VIII: 199
Balslev, A.N. "Reflections on time in Indian philosophy." V: 104
Becker, J. "Hindu-Buddhist time in Javanese gamelan music." IV: 161
Bedini, S.E. "Oriental concepts of the measure of time." II: 451
Bielawski, L. "The zones of time in music and human activity." IV: 173
Blatt, S.J. and Quinlan, D.M. "The psychological effects of rapid shifts in temporal referents." I: 506
Block, R.A. "A contextual view of time and mind." VI: 61
Block, R.A. "Psychological time and memory systems of the brain." VIII: 61
Brandon, S.G.F. "The deification of time." I: 370
Brockmeier, J. "Anthropomorphic operators of time: Chronology, activity, language, and space." VIII: 239
Brodhead, G.L. "Metaphor and deep time in music." VII: 167
Bronstein, H. "Time schemes, order and chaos." IX: 33
Brumbaugh, R.S. "Metaphysical presuppositions and the study of time." III: 1
Bunge, M. "Time asymmetry, time reversal, and irreversibility." I: 122
Cairns-Smith, A.G. "Beginnings of organic evolution." IV: 15
Capek, M. "The fiction of instants." I: 332
Cassirer, E. "On the reality of becoming." I: 345
Christensen, F. "The theory of space-like time." III: 167
Church, M. "Fiction: The language of time - Thomas Mann and James Joyce." III: 500
Clarke, C.J.S. "Process as a primitive physical category." VII: 53
Clausius, C. "Waiting and deconstruction: Between order and chaos in post-modern drama." IX: 63
Cloudsley-Thompson, J.L. "Biological clocks and their synchronizers." III: 188
Corish, D. "Time, space, and free will: The Leibniz-Clarke correspondence." III: 634
Corish, D. "The beginning of the beginning in Western thought." IV: 34
Corish, D. "The emergence of time." V: 69
Costa de Beauregard, O. "No paradox in the theory of time anisotropy." I: 131
Costa de Beauregard, O. "The third storm of the twentieth century: The Einstein paradox." III: 53
Crawford, M. "Genetic disruption, temporal order, and epigenetic phenomena during early development." IX: 177
Dauer, D.W. "Nietzsche and the concept of time." II: 81
Davies, P.C.W. "Space-time singularities in cosmology and black hole evaporation." III: 74
de Solla Price, D. "Clockwork before the clock and timekeepers before timekeeping." II: 367
Denbigh, K.G. "In defense of the direction of time." I: 148
Denbigh, K.G. "The objectivity, or otherwise, of the present." III: 307
Denbigh, K.G. "Physical time and mental time." VI: 143
Dobbs, H.A.C. "The dimensions of the sensible present." I: 274
Dreyfus, H.L. "Human temporality." II: 150
Efron, R. "The measurement of perceptual durations." I: 207
Elchardus, M. "The revolutionary transition and the modern problem of process." VII: 87
Epstein, D. "On musical continuity." IV: 180
Finkelstein, D. "Beneath time: Explorations in quantum topology." III: 94
Ford, G.H. "The eternal moment: D.H. Lawrence's The Rainbow and Women in Love." III: 512
Ford, G.H. "Death, literature, and its consolations." IV: 46
Ford, G.H. "Humanities and the experiences of time." V: 141
Fraser, J.T. "The study of time." I: 479
Fraser, J.T. "Introduction to the special session of flight dysrhythmia." I: 503
Fraser, J.T. "Clockmaking - the most general trade." II: 365
Fraser, J.T. "The individual and society." III: 419
Fraser, J.T. "A backward and a forward glance." IV: xiii
Fraser, J.T. "A report on the literature of time 1900-1980." IV: 234
Fraser, J.T. "The problems of exporting Faust." V: 1
Fraser, J.T. "The many dimensions of time and mind: An epistemic jigsaw puzzle game." VI: 1
Fraser, J.T. "The elusiveness of the mind." VI: 305
Fraser, J.T. "Change, permanence, and human values." VII: 1
Fraser, J.T. "Time and the origin of life." VIII: 3
Fraser, J.T. "From chaos to conflict." IX: 3
Gibson, J.J. "Events are perceivable but time is not." II: 29
Glark, P. "Temporal inventories and time structuring in large organizations." III: 391
Goldman, S.L. "On the beginnings and endings of time in medieval Judaism and Islam." IV: 59
Gooddy, W. "Some factors in the production of dysrhythmia and disorientation associated with rapid latitudinal transfer." I: 533
Goodwin, B.C. "Temporal order as the origin of spatial order in embryos." I: 190
Goodwin, B.C. "A structuralist view of biological origins." IV: 73
Green, H.B. "Temporal attitudes in four Negro subcultures." I: 402
Green, H.B. "Temporal stages in the development of the self." II: 1
Gross, S. "Real time, life time, media time: The multiple temporality of film." VII: 133
Guantao, J., Dainian, F., Hongye, F. and Qingfeng, L. "The evolution of Chinese science and technology." V: 170
Guanyuan, Y. "A communication from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences." V: xvii
Gunneil, J.G. "History of political science and the myth of the tradition." II: 283
Haber, F.C. "The Darwinian revolution in the concept of time." I: 383
Haber, F.C. "The cathedral clock and the cosmological clock metaphor." II: 399
Haber, F.C. "Time, technology, religion, and productivity values in early modern Europe." V: 79
Halpern, J.M. and Christie, T.L. "Time: A tripartite sociotemporal model." VII: 187
Hamblin, C.L. "Instants and intervals." I: 324
Harris, P.A. "The light of time: Einstein and Faulkner." VIII: 121
Harris, P.A. "Scaling mortality to the letter: Georges Perec's stylistic mechanics of death." IX: 51
Hasty, C.F. "Duration and rhythmic process in music." VII: 147
Hasty, O.P. "Time and process in Marina Tsvetaeva's definition of lyric verse." VII: 189
Heath, E. "On the normative implications of a theory of spontaneous social order." IX: 125
Heller, M. "The origins of time." IV: 90
Helm, B.P. "Emerson and the sacredness of becoming." VII: 263
Huertas-Jourda, J. "Structures of the 'living present': Husserl and Proust." II: 163
Hund, F. "Zeit als physikalischer Begriff." I: 39
Jackson, J.A. "The processing of temporal information: Do we indeed time our minds?" VI: 43
Johnson, C.D. "Scientific explanation and the evolution of time." V: 39
Kalmus, H. "The measurement of biological and social changes." III: 237
Kamefuchi, S. "A non-causal approach to physical time." II: 239
Kastenbaum, R. "Time, death and ritual in old age." II: 20
Knapp, R.H. "Personality and the psychology of time." I: 312
Kramer, J.D. "Temporal linearity and nonlinearity in music." V: 126
Landsberg, P.T. "Time in statistical physics and special relativity." I: 59
Landsberg, P.T. "Thermodynamics, cosmology, and the physical constants," III: 116
Lawrence, N. "Temporal passage and spatial metaphor," II: 196
Lawrence, N. "Levels of language in discourse about time." III: 22
Lawrence, N. "My time is your time." IV: 1
Lawrence, N. "The origins of time." V: 23
Lestienne, R. "Chance and time: From the developing to the functioning brain." VIII: 43
Lestienne, R. "Time, chaos and memory from physical object to living beings." IX: 191
Lochhead, J. "The expressivity of tempo and timing in musical performance." VIII: 147
Lundmark, L. "The separation of time and nature." VIII: 97
Macar, F. "Central and peripheral mechanisms in timing." VII: 109
Macar, F., Vidal, F., and Bonnet, M. "Attention and brain activation in the processing of brief durations." VIII: 31
Macey, S.L. "The changing iconography of Father Time." III: 540
Macey, S.L. "The relationship between our new sense of time and our sense of an ending in tragedy." IV: 94
Macey, S.L. "Literary images of progress." V: 93
Macey, S.L. "Time and life: An evolving relationship." VIII: 87
Matsumoto, M. "Time: Being or consciousness alone?" II: 206
Mayr, A. "Social time in experimental music and art." VI: 217
Mays, W. "Whitehead and the philosophy of time." I: 354
Mays, W. "Temporality and time in Hegel and Marx." II: 98
McVittie, G.C. "General relativity and time in the solar system." I: 33
Melbin, M. "City rhythms." III: 444
Melges, F.T. "Disorders of time and the brain in severe mental illness." VI: 99
Meredith, P. "The psychophysical structure of temporal information." I: 259
Merleau-Ponty, J. "Ideas of beginnings and endings in cosmology." III: 333
Michon, J.A. "Processing of temporal information and the cognitive theory of time experience." I: 242
Michon, J.A. "Time experience and memory processes." II: 302
Michon, J.A. "J.T. Fraser's 'levels of temporality' as cognitive representations." V: 51
Michon, J.A. "Timing your mind and minding your time." VI: 17
Miller, D. "Neighbors." IX: 79
Miyake, M. "Some perspectives on the idea of progress as a problem in the study of time: The cases in China, Japan, and Russia in comparison with modern Europe." VIII: 215
Needham, J. "A message." V: xiii
North, J.D. "The time coordinate in Einstein's restricted theory of relativity." I: 12
North, J.D. "Monasticism and the first mechanical clocks." II: 381
Nowotny, H. "Time structuring and time measurement: On the interrelation between timekeepers and social time." II: 325
Nowotny, H. "Mind, technologies and collective time consciousness: From the future to an extended present." VI: 197
Nowotny, H. "Times of complexity." IX: 91
Ogawa, H. "The concept of time in the Mithraic mysteries." III: 658
Ono, K. "On the origin of indeterminacy." II: 249
Ono, K. "On two fundamental laws of nature and the role of time in time-space manifold." III: 143
Osborn, L. "Against the stoics: Non-order and temporality in contemporary Christian theology." IX: 21
Palmer, J.D. "The living clocks of marine organisms." III: 216
Pannikar, R. "Time and sacrifice - The sacrifice of time and the ritual of modernity." III: 683
Park, D. "The myth of the passage of time." I: 110
Park, D. "Laws of physics and ideas of time." II: 249
Park, D. "The past and the future." III: 351
Park, D. "The beginning and end of time in physical cosmology." IV: 103
Park, D. "Should physicists say that the past really happened." VI: 125
Park, D. "Consciousness and the individual event in scientific theory." VIII: 77
Park, D. "The fortunes and misfortunes Laplacian determinism." IX: 147
Pasler, J. "Narrative and narrativity in music." VI: 233
Pilarcik, M. See Soulsby, M.P.
Poppel, E. "Oscillations as possible basis for time perception." I: 219
Pouthas, V., Provasi, J., and Droit, S. "Biobehavioral rhythms: Development and role in early human ontogenesis." VIII: 19
Price, H. "Chaos theory and the difference between past and future." IX: 155
Prior, A.N. "The notion of the present." I: 32
Quinones, R.J. "Four phases of time and literary modernism." II: 22
Rabin, A.I. "Future time perspective and ego strength." III: 294
Reinberg, A. "Evaluation of circadian dyschronism during transmeridian flights." I: 523
Renzong, Q. "Cultural and intellectual attitudes that prevented the spontaneous emergence of modern science in China." V: 181
Richter, C.P. "Astronomical references in biological rhythms." II: 39
Rochberg, G. "The structure of time in music: Traditional and contemporary ramifications and consequences." II: 136
Rowell, L. "Time in the musical consciousness of old high civilizations - east and west." III: 578
Rowell, L. "The creation of audible time." IV: 198
Rowell, L. "Music as process." VII: 127
Rowell, L. "Ma: Time and timing in the traditional arts of Japan." VIII: 161
Schaltenbrand, G. "Cyclic states as biological space-time fields." II: 54
Schipper, K. and Hsiu-Huei, Wang. "Progressive and regressive time-cycles in Taoist ritual." V: 185
Schwarze, S.C. "The branch system hypothesis: A critique" IV: 213
Sebba, G. "Time and the modern self: Descartes, Rousseau, Becket." I: 452
Shalom, A. "Time and mind in the constitution of the universe: A critique of the participatory anthropic principle." VI: 151
Sherover, C.M. "Time and ethics: How is morality possible?" II: 216
Sherover, C.M. "Perspectivity and the principle of continuity." IV: 136
Sherover, C.M. "Res Cogitans: The time of mind." VI: 279
Sherover, C.M. "The process of polity." VII: 243
Sivin, N. "On the limits of empirical knowledge in the traditional Chinese sciences." V: 151
Smith, J. Maynard. "Time in the evolutionary process." I: 207
Soulsby, M.P. "Beginnings and endings: Hesse and Kawabata." IV: 119
Soulsby, M.P. "Mind and time: A comparative reading of haiku, Kafka, and LeGuin." VI: 261
Soulsby, M.P. "Order and disorder: Creating temporality in literary experience." VII: 205
Spangler, M. "Time proverbs and social change in Belgrade, Yugoslavia." IV: 223
Stevens, W.M. "Cycles of time: Calendrical and astronomical reckonings in early science." VII: 27
Stone, R.M. "The shape of time in African music." V: 113
Stuhr, J.J. "Pragmatism, life, and the politics of time." VIII: 267
Taylor, J.G. "Time in particle physics." I: 53
Thornton, R.J. "Time scales and social thought." VI: 181
Thornton, R.J. "Malinowski and the birth of functionalism or Zarathustra in the London School of Economics." VIII: 251
Toda, M. "Time and the structure of human cognition." II: 314
Toda, M. "The boundaries of the notion of time." III: 314
Torgovnick, M. "Closure and the shape of fictions: the example of Women in Love." IV: 147
Trommsdorff, G. and Lamm, H. "An analysis of future orientation and some of its social determinants." II: 343
Turner, F. "Poesis: Time and artistic discourse." III: 614
Turner, F. "Space and time in Chinese verse." V: 241
Ungvari, T. "Time and the modern self: A change in dramatic form." I: 470
Vinsrygg, S. "Time in archaeological thought." V: 225
Voegelin, E. "On Hegel - a study in sorcery." I: 418
Voise, W. "On historical time in the works of Leibniz." II: 114
Voise, W., Zeman, J., Molchanov, J.B., and Ackchurin, I.A. "The study of time in Poland, Czechoslovakia, and the Soviet Union." III: 471
Watanabe, M.S. "Creative time." I: 159
Watanabe, M.S. "Causality and time." II: 267
Weissert, T. "Dynamics and narrative: The time-identity conjugation." IX: 163
Werth, L.P. "Clarifying concrescence in Whitehead's process philosophy." VII: 219
Whitrow, G.J. "Reflections on the history of the concept of time." I: 1
Whitrow, G.J. "Man and time: Some historical and critical reflections." VI: 295
Yamamoto, M. "What time is not." II: 231
Yinzhi, Z. "Mohist views of time and space." V: 206