meditation, 8, 218, 223, 224–6, 229
Meyersohn, R., 135
Miller, Daniel, 7
mini-vans, 137
M’Mahon, Bernard, 119–20, 127
mobile phones, 94, 134, 136
modernity and routines, 144–6
Moeran, B., 171, 172, 177, 182
Moran, Joe, 87
Moskowitz, Marina, 6
multi-tasking, 108, 110
myth, 165–6
N
naturalization of routines and habits, 150–1
New Year’s celebrations, 178–82, 184
Nippert-Eng, Christena, 91–2, 102
normativity and routines, 226–8
O
obsolescence, planned, 129
O’Dell, Tom, 8
Oshima, B., 174
P
Palm, A.-M., 150
Pantzar, M., 134
Parkes, Don, 36
partners/spouses, 59–60, 104–7
peak periods, 27–8
personalization
of jeans, 159–62
and wooden boating, 210–15
Polhemus, Ted, 134
political economy, 78–80
power shortages, 68, 70, 71–6, 80, 108–9
practices, everyday, see everyday practices
practice-time profiles, 25–7
practice-timescapes, 28–30
praxis, 149, 151f
Pred, Allen, 2
production of time, 4–5, 17
Q
quality time, 53–4, 58–60
R R
radios, shirt-pocket, 132
rational choice, 144
Régulier, C., 152
relationships, 58–60, 104–7
repetition, 99, 146, 152, 165–6, 218, 223–6
reproductions vs antiques, 163–5, 166–7
rhythms of consumption, 6–7, 164–5, 166, 168 elasticity of, 68–9, 71, 72–6, 78–81 and everyday practices, 3–5, 10, 53–62 and tea drinking, 9, 196–201 see also cycles
rituals, 100, 101, 144, 146, 157, 165–6, 176–8, 183–4
Rosa, H., 50–1
Rosa, J.A., 137
routines, 99–111 and alienation, 218–22 and choice, 8–9, 143–53 commuting, 8, 85–96 and conflicts, 106 of consumption, 164–5, 168 coordination of, 104–7 cultivation of, 149–50 disruption of, 8–9, 10, 68–9, 107–10, 146 ethics of, 8, 217–30 and innovations, 134, 136, 138 and modernity, 144–6 morning, 102–4 naturalization of, 150–1 and normativity, 226–8 polarities of, 101–2 and relationships, 104–7 and repetition, 218, 223–6 and skills, 218, 222–6 see also everyday practices; habits
rupture, see disruption
rush hours, 27–8
S
Schatzki, Ted, 7, 9, 18, 194
scheduling, 28, 47, 57 see also coordination and synchronization
Schiffer, M.B., 132
Schor, J., 50
Schulze, G., 139
Schumpeter, Joseph, 131–2, 134, 136, 138
seasons and horticulture, 6, 115–25 rhythms of consumption, 6–7, 171–84
seed trade, 6, 115–28
Sennett, Richard, 100
Sheller, Mimi, 209, 210
Shove, Elizabeth, 7, 87, 100, 147, 149, 200
Silverstone, R., 24
Simmel, Georg, 130, 131, 134, 145
skills and routines, 218, 222–6 and wooden boating, 203, 208–9, 213–14
Skogström, L., 210
Skov, L., 171, 172, 177, 182
Slater, Don, 8
slowness, 1 and tea drinking, 9, 193, 198, 199–200 and wooden boating, 214
social change and innovation, 130–40 London congestion charge, 29 and rival practices, 22–4 and tea drinking, 194–201 and temporal rhythms, 51–61
social innovations, see innovations
social life and coordination, 35, 42–4, 46–7 and timespace, 35–47, 50–1 see also everyday practices
Southerton, Dale, 7–8, 47, 134
space, conceptions of, 35–8 see also timespace
stress, 107–8, 109, 150 see also time pressure
Sudnow, D., 19
Suzuki, H., 176
Symes, C., 28
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