Beyond Chronotopia
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Köp båda 2 för 596 krThis thoughtful book explores how we actively construct, negotiate and transform digital timescapes. In particular, it highlights how practices of non-use, disconnection and resistance can be read as expressions of critical hope that enact versions of a concrete utopia. The book thus provides us with original and riveting material with which to challenge the cultural imperative of a fast-paced modernity. Judy Wajcman, author of Pressed for Time and The Sociology of Speed -- Judy Wajcman
Anne Kaun is associate professor in media and communication studies, director of studies at the Baltic and East European Graduate School BEEGS and programme director of the masters programme in media, communication and cultural analysis at Sodertorn University. She is the author of Crisis and Critique. A History of Media Participation. Christian Pentzold is associate professor of media and communication studies with a focus on media society at ZeMKI, Centre for Media, Communication and Information Sciences. Prior to joining the University of Bremen in 2016, he was a lecturer at Technische Universitt Chemnitz. Christine Lohmeier is a professor in the Department of Communication Studies at the University of Salzburg. Her research interests are transcultural communication, media in everyday life, memory studies and qualitative approaches in general and ethnographic research methods in particular.
Table of Contents Introduction Anne Kaun, Christine Lohmeier & Christian Pentzold: Making time for digital lives: Sketching the field and history of resisting dominant temporal regimes Part I: Making time for.Disconnection Chapter 1 Tim Markham Subjective Recognition in a Distracted World: The Affordances of Affective Habuts and Temporal Discontinuities Chapter 2 Ingrid Forsler & Carina Guyard Screen time and the young brain a contemporary moral panic? Chapter 3 Magdalena Kania-Lundholm The waves that sweep away: older Internet non- and seldom-users experiences of new technologies and digitalization Chapter 4 Christian Schwarzenegger & Manuel Menke Who are the New Men in Grey? Making sense of time, time-theft and temporal autonomy in the (non-)use of digital media Part II: Making time for Synchronization Chapter 5 Martin Hand Making Time, Configuring Life: smartphone synchronization and temporal orchestrationIntroduction Chapter 6 Roxana Morosanu Firth, Sean Rintel & Abigail Sellen Everyday time travel: Temporal mobility and multitemporality with smartphones Chapter 7 Hannah Ditchfield & Peter Lunt Re-Configuring Synchronicity and Sequentiality in Online Interaction: Multicommuniciation on Facebook Messenger Part III: Making time for Commodification Chapter 8 Alex Beatti Move slow and contemplate things: an app that drops users out from distracting aspects of the internet Chapter 9 Mikolaj Dymek Life Hacking Everyday Temporality Project Managing Digital Lives of Tasks Chapter 10 Carla Ganito & Catia Ferreira Managing the flow of time: Disconnection through apps