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Time And Temporality



Related to death are the various ideas of time and temporality—the internal experiences of time. Gardens in seasonal climates reveal the cyclical experience of the seasons, and all gardens underscore the cycles of day and night. Through these cycles one becomes more aware of the passing of time, of recurrence and passing away forever. Gardens often utilize sundials, or poems, to highlight the awareness of a particular idea of time.



Poems and allusions of all kinds, as well as relics and historical artifacts, can also be used to make people aware of the past (or some idea of it) and of their collective or personal histories.

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Science EncyclopediaScience & Philosophy: Formate to GastropodaGarden - Death, Time And Temporality, Order And Plenty, The Lost Home, Garden As Paradise And Enclosure. - Gardens in the History of Ideas