EC Psychology and Psychiatry

Short Communication Volume 11 Issue 8 - 2022

The Enigma of Felt Time

Patrice F Dassonville*

Freelance Researcher, Author of "The Invention of Time & Space" (Springer 2017), France

*Corresponding Author: Patrice F Dassonville, Freelance Researcher, Author of "The Invention of Time & Space" (Springer 2017), France.
Received: June 20, 2022; Published: July 29, 2022



During an event, time passes more or less quickly, according to the event and the person concerned: we don’t feel time; instead, we feel events instead of "felt time" which is a concept.

Keywords: Felt Duration; Heterochrony; Speed of Time

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Patrice F Dassonville. The Enigma of Felt Time. EC Psychology and Psychiatry 11.8 (2022): 45-46.

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