الثقافات و الزمان : نحو أنتروبولوجيا للزمان

الملخص EN

Time has posed a mystery that baffled man, so he tried to decipher it, and philosophy after the myth confronted the temporal problem, and therefore time was considered one of the most important philosophical problems that philosophers were divided around in various doctrines.

If time has remained an abstract concept in philosophy, but rather a tribal image alongside place with Kant.

With the crystallization of the sciences, especially the social sciences, it has become a relatively understandable and open subject for scientific research through the study of behaviors and practices related to it.

Thus time became a subject for analysis in psychology, which wonders about its formation and the experiences related to it.

Sociology deals with it in relation to social groups and societies.

As for anthropology, which is what we are interested in here, it studies time in relation to culture.

Thus, given the many ethnological works of time, one can talk about the anthropology of time.

In this article we shall attempt to highlight the anthropological approaches of time after we make an attempt to define time.

We conclude with a set of characteristics that distinguish the time of industrial societies from traditional societies