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anthro_age-320	Kavedzija, Iza	INTRODUCTION. The Ends of Life: Time and Meaning in Later Years	2020	9	.pdf	application/pdf	4781	287	63	On flow and punctuation: Time, temporality and life course Time, as we experience it, is far from “like an ever rolling stream” as Isaac Watts described it—or, if like a stream, it is far more varied than the simile suggests, sometimes wide and placid and slow-moving, sometimes racing through narrow gorges, sometimes scattered with boulders. Lives can be structured, even organized into life stages, and the flow of time in life may be perceived as unfolding in chapters, in eras, or as punctuated by events (Bateson 2011, 39).	cache/anthro_age-320.pdf	txt/anthro_age-320.txt