Titlebook: Objects of Time; How Things Shape Tem Kevin K. Birth Book 2012 Kevin K. Birth 2012 cognition.culture.globalization

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鑲嵌細(xì)工

膽小懦夫

Book 2012This is a book about time, but it is also about much more than time—it is about how the objects we use to think about time shape our thoughts. Because time ties together so many aspects of our lives, this book is able to explore the nexus of objects, cognition, culture, and even biology, and to do so in relationship to globalization.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137017895cognition; culture; globalization

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2637-6806 s. Because time ties together so many aspects of our lives, this book is able to explore the nexus of objects, cognition, culture, and even biology, and to do so in relationship to globalization.978-1-137-01788-8978-1-137-01789-5Series ISSN 2637-6806 Series E-ISSN 2634-517X

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Integrate

Dungeon

Calendrical Uniformity versus Planned Uncanniness, Christmas of the Gregorian calendar. Walpole’s wit chides the superstitious and the pope at the same time—the tree refused to cooperate with the pope’s decree, and the populace superstitiously believed that mattered.

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Globeness: Time and the Embodied, Biological Consequences of Globalization,apter looks at how the logic embedded in clocks and calendars gets embodied and creates physiological arrhythmias. This is a consequence of how the objects of time encourage a conceptual reshaping of the globe and a reimagining of the body and its cycles in this age of globalization.

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Polyrhythmic Temporalities (Confounding the Artifacts),ces entanglements of the logics embedded in globally distributed objects with local practices. Often, these entanglements generate strategies for reconciling social rhythms defined by objects of time and social rhythms that are out of sync with these objects.