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Kronos Issues

The first issue of Kronos began with this editorial statement:

As we begin the last quarter of the twentieth century, we also embark upon the second twenty-five years of a new direction of interdisciplinary thought, scholarship and synthesis. For it was twenty-five years ago, that one individual - Immanuel Velikovsky - revived the concept of the Renaissance Man and first openly crossed the artificial boundaries of specialized study in an effort to fathom the riddles of the Cosmos and unravel the tangled web of human endeavor in all its manifold aspects. With this in mind, we present Kronos, a journal of interdisciplinary synthesis, whose initial contents are dedicated to Immanuel Velikovsky - progenitor and inspirational force for the ideas contained herein.

The following table lists the date of publication for the individual issues of Kronos. Kronos was a publication with articles that were influenced by the multiple discipline approach to cosmology and archeology that was begun by Immanuel Velikovsky.

The table of contents for the individual issues is included with three volumes per table (grouped like this just for convenience):

Kronos Issues Volumes 1 to 3
Kronos Issues Volumes 4 to 6
Kronos Issues Volumes 7 to 9
Kronos Issues Volumes 10 to 12

The titles and descriptions reveal the subjects being discussed; the dates below show the timing of each issue.