Frumer does good work, and Tokugawa era timekeeping is interesting because
it used western-stye clock movements to represent seasonally variable
hours, which makes it culturally irrelevant to this list since it
emphasized kairotic timekeeping rather than precision and uniformity.
Cheers,
Kevin
On 6/24/19 9:39 AM, Mark Kahrs wrote:
http://weai.columbia.edu/weai-author-qa-yulia-frumers-making-time/
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