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As far as I know each name within a path, e.g. /name1/name2/name3, is allocated to one inode. This inode is a collection of meta information for each name (file or directory). Some of these informations are time of creation, time of modification, time of last change of status. Now, if I do a "ls -l" for file or dictionary, I can see only one kind of time. What do I need to do to display those different kinds of times as contained in the inode?

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You can use the command stat to see more metadata of the file/directory.

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