Index
A
Ackermann, P., 174–5
addiction, 148
Adorno, T., 219, 220, 222
agency, 218–22
aggregation of everyday practices, 44–6
see also coordination and
synchronization
Ahuvia, A., 211
alienation, 218–22
ancestors, commemoration of, 178
antiques vs reproductions, 163–5, 166–7
Ariès, Philip, 26
Arvastson, Gõsta, 109
Arvidsson, A., 139
Aspers, P., 137
B
Barber, Benjamin, 145
Barnard, Charles, 126
Bateson, Gregory, 100
Bergson, H., 37
blackouts, see power shortages
boats, wooden, see wooden boating
boredom, 145, 223, 224
Bourdieu, Pierre, 100, 149, 150
Bowles, D., 25
Braudel, F., 1
breakdown, see disruption
burnout, 107–8, 109, 150
Burpee Company, 121, 123, 125, 126
Buryat peoples, 162–3
busyness, 1, 50, 145 see also time pressure
C
calendars, 57, 119–23
Campbell, Colin, 102, 160, 211
career development, 2, 8, 19
Carey, James, 2
car industry, 129, 137
cell phones, see mobile phones
Certeau, Michel de, 5, 10, 89, 92, 100, 145
children and childhood, 26–7, 59 and fads, 135–6 rites of passage, 177–8
choice and routines, 8–9, 143–53, 218–22 and tea drinking, 196–201
Christmas celebrations, 182–3
Clarke, Alison, 161
Cohen, S., 221
commodification of rituals, 176–8, 183–4 of seeds, 115–25 see also material culture
commuting, 8, 85–96
Conrad, Joseph, 2
consumption cycles of, 116–28 of time, 17, 19–22 rhythms of, 6–7, 164–5, 166, 168, 171–84 see also material culture
coordination and synchronization and everyday practices, 7–8, 25, 27–30, 35, 42–4, 46–7, 51, 53–62 of routines, 104–7 vs harmonization, 43–4 see also aggregation
cultivation of routines and habits, 149–50
cycles of fashion, 7, 129–31, 140 of horticulture, 115–25 temporal, 2 see also rhythms
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