Chronology


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The Star Trek Chronology: A History of the Future
The Covenantal Sabbath
Handbook of Christian Feasts & Customs
Caesar's Calendar: Ancient Time and the Beginnings of History
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The Oxford Anthology of English Literature Volume II: 1800 to the Present
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Silas Marner
Consumed
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Lydia Davis
Today I am feeling that chronological order is not a good thing, even if it is easier, and that I should break it up. Is it that when these events are in chronological order they are not propelled forward by cause and effect, by need and satisfaction, they do not spring ahead with their own energy but are simply dragged forward by the passage of time?
Lydia Davis, The End of the Story

Lyanda Lynn Haupt
I am not suggesting that a bird, say, with her fleet heart, experiences more in a short life of three years than we do in that same period but that her actual perceived life may be longer than three years. The measure is mysterious; the time of the bird's life expands beyond our typical calculation in ways that we cannot understand, at least not yet. is it possible that some people, too, experience this time/space portal, allowing more experience to billow within and around them? ...more
Lyanda Lynn Haupt, Mozart's Starling

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