1Introduction: Folding Time and Space,2 Theorizing Time-Space Compression,3 Early Modern Time-Space Compression,4 Late Modern Time-Space Compression, 5 Postmodern Time-Space Compression,6 Concluding Thoughts, R
9). In these three-dimensional mappings, the sea regains its space-time volume; elevated areas signify space-time obstacles whilst depressions indicate space-time compression and facilitated waterborne movement. These three-dimensional deformations consolidate a topography of the sea, invisible to the ...
This is not to say that these travails are solely temporal; rather, each of them involves motion through (or stasis in) both time and space while these fundamental dimensions of human experience are affected by the exercise of penal power. As Robinson (this volume) explores, drawing on ...
Compression of project time refers to speeding up of tempo and pace of work because of heavy competition in academics (Ylijoki, 2016). In addition to supervisor’s projects, PhD students are required to attend classes and write essays. The additional burden of the project makes their schedules ...
James Farrer. (2021)The space-time compression of Tokyo street drinking.Food, Culture & Society24:1, pages 49-65. Read now Matthew Ming-tak Chew. (2020)Assessing localization with its local sociocultural dynamics: how Hong Kong’s localized clubculture was undermined by wealth and power dispar...
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As Marc Aug茅 argues in Non-Places: Introduction to an Anthropology of Supermodernity, "if a place can be defined as relational, historical and concerned with identity, then a space which cannot be defined as relational, or historical, or concerned with identity will be a non-place." This...
2020). Until recently, most historians and sociologists had defined acceleration, flexibilization, or time–space compression as technosignatures of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Following technology through time, however, suggests different narratives and a heterochronic understanding of ...