回首过去和展望未来：时间的不对称性研究概述
Looking Back or Looking Forward: Review on the Research of Temporal Asymmetry

DOI: 10.12677/AP.2014.47119, PP. 923-928

Keywords: 过去，将来，时间，不对称性
Past, Future, Time, Asymmetry

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Abstract:

过去和将来的不对称性是现实生活中一个极其普遍的现象。本文首先介绍了时间的不对称性在两个方面(价值判断、道德评价)的研究，然后对可能影响时间不对称性的心理因素进行了阐述。最后，对时间不对称性的研究进展进行了分析和总结，并提出了该领域将来可能的研究方向，这对于进一步深化时间不对称性的研究具有重要的参考价值。
Past-future asymmetry is a very common phenomenon in real life. This article introduced re-searches on two aspects (Value judgments, Moral evaluation) of time asymmetry, followed by ex-pounding the psychological factors that may affect it. Lastly, analysis and summary of research progress on time asymmetry were provided, and directions for future research are suggested. This ought to be a valuable reference for further research of this field.

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