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The Complex and the Singular Reality... is a perpetual becoming. It makes or remakes itself, but it ts never something made. — HENRI BERGSON . WHAT WOULD IT CHANGE in our arts, our sciences, and our technics if time were conceived as something real? Though over a century has passed since the first tremors of this fundamental question began to make themselves felt in philo- sophical and scientific debate in the Western world, the problem stubbornly re- mains, either largely intractabl