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Группа авторов. Making Time for Digital Lives
Making Time for Digital Lives
Making Time for Digital Lives
Contents
Guide
List of Figures
List of Tables
Introduction Making Time for Digital Lives: Sketching the Field and History of Resisting Dominant Temporal Regimes
BEYOND CHRONOTOPIAS AND CHRONODYSTOPIAS—CRITICAL HOPE FOR OUR DIGITAL LIVES
STRUCTURE OF THE BOOK
MAKING TIME FOR . . . DISCONNECTION
MAKING TIME FOR . . . SYNCHRONIZATION
MAKING TIME FOR . . . COMMODIFICATION
REFERENCES
MAKING TIME FOR . . . DISCONNECTION
Subjective Recognition in a Distracted World The Affordances of Affective Habits and Temporal Discontinuities
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
FIELDWORK IN EGYPT AND LEBANON
IN DEFENSE OF AFFECTIVE DISTRACTION
HEIDEGGER ON PASSING THE WORD ALONG
CONCLUSION
NOTES
REFERENCES
Screen Time and the Young Brain A Contemporary Moral Panic?
PANIC! DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT
BRAINS AT RISK: FIVE CRITERIA
Concern
Hostility
Consensus
Disproportionality
Volatility: What Next?
CONCLUSION
NOTES
REFERENCES
The Waves That Sweep Away Older Internet Non- and Seldom-Users’ Experiences of New Technologies and Digitalization
WAVES OF MEDIATIZATION AND NORMALIZATION OF THE DIGITAL
CULTURE OF CONNECTIVITY AND THE PROBLEM OF DIGITAL (DIS)ENGAGEMENT
MATERIAL AND METHOD
COPING WITH DIGITALIZATION, COPING WITH CHANGE
RESENTMENT BECAUSE OF LOST SOCIALITY
IN-BETWEEN TIME OF COMPUTERS
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Who Are the New Men in Grey? Making Sense of Time, Time-Theft and Temporal Autonomy in the (Non)Use of Digital Media
NORMALIZING THE EVERTIME OF ONLINE CONNECTIVITY IN AN ACCELERATING SOCIETY
LIFEWORLDS IN OFFLINE-MODE? UNPLUGGING, DISCONNECTION, AND DETOX IN SEARCH OF TIME SOVEREIGNTY?
FINDING TIMES WHILE SPENDING TIME TOGETHER: A CATEGORIZATION OF TIME CONCEPTS
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
MAKING TIME FOR . . . SYNCHRONIZATION
Making Time, Configuring Life Smartphone Synchronization and Temporal Orchestration
SYNCHRONIZATION: TIME, TECHNOLOGY, AND PRACTICE
MUNDANE PRACTICES OF SYNCING
Accommodating Precariousness
Coordinating the Lives of Others
Syncing Mobile Bodies and Data
Resisting Syncing
CONCLUSION
NOTE
REFERENCES
Everyday Time Travel Temporal Mobility and Multitemporality with Smartphones
“NORMALLY, TIME IS SOMETHING THAT WE DON’T HAVE ENOUGH OF ANYWAY”: TEMPORAL MOBILITY AND TIME SCARCITY
“THINGS THAT YOU THINK ARE BORING EVERY DAY AREN’T IN THE FUTURE”: MULTITEMPORALITY AND FUTURE NOSTALGIA
CONCLUSION
NOTE
REFERENCES
Reconfiguring Synchronicity and Sequentiality in Online Interaction Multicommuniciation on Facebook Messenger
TEMPORALITY AND INTERACTION
MULTICOMMUNICATION ONLINE
MULTICOMMUNICATION IN ACTION
SYNCHRONICITY
SEQUENTIALITY
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
MAKING TIME FOR . . . COMMODIFICATION
Move Slow and Contemplate Things An App That Drops Users Out from Distracting Aspects of the Internet
INTRODUCTION
SILICON VALLEY PRACTICE OF DROPPING OUT
Dropping Out From Mainstream Society: New Communalists and Burning Man
Dropping Out from Digital Society: Digital Detoxes and Calm Design
The Intentional Slowness of Siempo
Intentional Packaging of the Interface
Batched Notifications
CONCLUSION
NOTES
REFERENCES
“Life Hacking” Everyday Temporality Project Managing Digital Lives of Tasks
BACKGROUND: LIFE HACKING AND TIME/TASK MANAGEMENT
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
METHOD
CASE STUDY: OMNIFOCUS 3
ANALYSIS
Liminal “Me Time” Temporalities in Liquid Modernity
TOWARDS A HYPERMODERN ANALYSIS OF TASK MANAGEMENT: NEW TEMPORAL LIMINALITIES
Individualism
Consumerism
Instantaneous Temporalities
Flattened Epistemologies
LIFE HACKING THE WORK-LIFE BOUNDARIES AS LIMINAL TEMPORALITIES
CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Managing the Flow of Time Disconnection through Apps
NEGOTIATING TIME
METHODS
RESULTS
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
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