Contenu du sommaire : Special Issue: The Social Life of Time

Revue	Time and Society
Numéro	Vol.29, n°2, 2020
Titre du numéro	Special Issue: The Social Life of Time

• Introduction

  • The social life of time - Michelle Bastian, Lisa Baraitser, Michael J. Flexer, Andrew R. Hom and Laura Salisbury p. 289–296

• Articles

  • The chronopolitics of racial time - Charles W Mills p. 297–317
  • Waiting as a redemptive state: The ‘Lampedusa in Hamburg' and the offer from the Hamburg government - Kari Anne K Drangsland p. 318–339
  • Jaffa's times: Temporalities of dispossession and the advent of natives' reclaimed time - Yara Sa'di-Ibraheem p. 340–361
  • The Trump administration's politics of time: The temporal dynamics that enable Trump's interests to determine American foreign policy - Christopher McIntosh p. 362–391
  • Times of power, knowledge and critique in the work of Foucault - Jürgen Portschy p. 392–419
  • Seizure aesthetics: Temporal regimes and medical technology in epilepsy diagnosis - Megh Marathe p. 420–443
  • The ‘telegraphic schizophrenic manner': Psychosis and a (non)sense of time - Michael J Flexer p. 444–468
  • The secret of quick thinking: The invention of mental speed in America, 1890–1925 - Justin Tyler Clark p. 469–493
  • No time to waste – How the social practices of temporal organisation change in the transition from work to retirement - Anna Wanka p. 494–517
  • From Combahee resistance to the Confederate: Black feminist temporalities and white supremacy - Tanya Ann Kennedy p. 518–535
  • Thinking about the meaning of time among temporary labor migrants in Israel - Robin A. Harper and Hani Zubida p. 536–562
  • Ruins of pre-gentrification: Schrotthäuser and urban standstill in a postindustrial city - Felix Ringel p. 563–580
  • Time as a source of struggle and resilience in homeless families - Peter Fraenkel p. 581–603
  • The social life of time and methods: Studying London's temporal architectures - Ella Harris and Rebecca Coleman p. 604–631