JAURÉGUIBERRY, Francis

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Social Science Information. 2000, vol. 39, n° 2, p. pp. 255-268

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The logic of action for the « wired » is dominated by cost effectiveness and utilitarianism. They want to live faster, better, more intensely, not only by increasing the density of time (better organization of the execution and order of tasks thanks to flexible telecommunications), but by creating a double time (superimposing media time on physical time). Nevertheless, in the face of random, fleeting experiences leading to the dispersion and sometimes aberrations that can be the outcome of such a logic, we see a creation emerging which is based on a critical logic aimed at enabling individuals to avoid being dispossessed of time of their own rhythms and history by generalized acceleration. This logic reintroduces the temporal depth needed for maturation, for reflection and for meditation where the clash of immediacy and urgency all too often demands an impulsive response.< Réduire

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urgency

Mobiles

sociology of time

telecommunications

time management

ubiquity

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