Publisher's Synopsis
The subject of research in the first, second and third parts of the Philosophy of Time was time itself, where the author proposed to look at it from the positions of scientific and philosophical, religious and mythological, as well as artistic methods of cognition. In the fourth part of "Philosophy of Time" the author continues to study time from the positions of theological and political-cultural methods of cognition.The author in the series of books "Philosophy of Time" offers readers to look at time by synthesizing scientific, philosophical, religious, mythological, theological, artistic and intuitive methods of cognition. The main provisions and conclusions of this work can serve for practical use by scientists, philosophers, religious scholars, psychologists, clergymen, and journalists.
