Dance of life, the cultural time, and the lived time

The Dance of Life: Cultural Time and Living Time Author: Edward T. Hall (Translation): Qasim Al-Muqaddad Brief about the book This book explores the subject of time as a cultural element; that is, how different cultures express and use time consciously or unconsciously? Because time is one of the fundamental systems in culture. And culture plays a very important role in understanding time as a cultural system. The book The Dance of Life adds to a collection of books that have addressed the study of human beings, culture, and behavior; and it examines the most private experiences: how individuals are connected to each other despite being isolated by invisible rhythms and hidden walls of time. We studied time as a language, a principle that organizes any activity, as a factor of composition and integration, and as a means of setting priorities and organizing the material that grants us experience; and as a reflective control mechanism of the course of events that have occurred, and as a standard that allows judgment of efficiency, effort, and success. Finally, as a system of private messages that reveal how individuals exchange views about themselves, indicating whether they are capable of agreement among themselves. One of the purposes of this book is based on examining how living beings live in a single communicative world.