"And on the other hand, human time which affects each and every one of us, the epochè or epoch; time which is essential, individual or urban; time which is experienced in our lives and which is etymologically definited as a "stopping point", the beginning and re-beginning of facts (epoché fron the Greek epi-èchein, "to keepback"), which forces us to make comparisons and express our opinion or it presses us to look within ourselves and around us; it forces us to make a moral judgement because this is time is anthropological; it is the stage play of our actions and our responsability."
From Alchemies of time to Domenico Montalto