The forms of time as an approximation to its complex nature

We are faced with the problem of defining of nature of time when we considering the time. Time as a constant, as a permanent, mixes with the man always. Time is felt as a resource witch depends on the person. Time is felt as an object that can be manipulated. However, a man can manage time only through self-management, redefinition, understanding of existence and his inner self. There is a problem: the one is trying to take control of what he himself controls. The man as the creator of time instantly becomes his victim. This desire reduces the one side of the phenomenon. We propose to interpret time as having both objective and subjective characteristics at the same time. Try to study time as a holistic object, not by its parts: the subjective and the objective (more or less), it perhaps with the help of the achievements of the psychology of perception, Gestalt psychology, and then linguistics adopt their methods of investigation. Rejecting the simplicity of time, we submit the form of time as eternally successive figures and grounds. The simultaneous adoption of the two alternatives is not something new, but the understanding and acceptance of the necessity to discard the dualism requires effort. This is contrary to human nature - or share everything on the contrary, highlights the extremes, either not properly averaged, excluding not only the existence but also the essence. The article gives examples of theories where the border and simplicity are rejected, cause that does not reflect the reality in favor of the alternatives are approved at the same time cause that reflect the reality in its entirety. Time in different conditions can look very different, that in turn makes us the impression of "simplicity" and "complexity". The complex nature of time reconciles opposites. The problem of time is essentially a problem of complexity - the cognitive relationship between subject and environment, with the proviso that both parts of the system included the study object. The time is no simple, single essence; the forms of time are equal and unequal at the same time, isomorphic, singular and gestalt.

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