Event in cooperation with RaumZeit-Forschung at the University of Erfurt.
While sociology shares this widespread view and assumes that the acceleration of social life is a phenomenon of the modern age, historians can show that there were also phases in earlier times when people felt that time was passing too quickly. The panel would like to discuss concepts of time, rhythms of time and perceptions of time in the Middle Ages and the early modern period, and in doing so ask what diagnosis is actually involved when people say that time is passing more quickly or more slowly. [...]
For more information on the event, please visit the page of the Weimar History Festival Rendez-vous with History.