Explore the intricate relationship between time, history, and cultural spaces in this compelling collection of critical essays. ‘Time, History and Cultural Spaces’ offers a deep dive into narrativity, philosophy, music, art, and literature, providing a comprehensive introduction to narrative theories and philosophical discourses on time, memory, and the self. Drawing from both Western and Eastern philosophical traditions, this book examines subjectivity, identity in historical narratives, the theorization of time in cinema and arts, and the fundamental concepts of existence and consciousness like Kala, Aion, and yugas. Discover how history is narrated across diverse cultures through modern fiction, visual arts, music, and cinematic explorations of significant global events. Perfect for academics and enthusiasts alike, this volume enriches your understanding of how we perceive and construct our past and present.