Time Pressures in Contemporary Society

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Time Pressures in Contemporary Society

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Type: PAPERBACK

ISBN: 9781529252651

Date: 1st January, 1900

Publisher: BRISTOL UNIVERSITY PRESS

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  2. Gender Studies
  3. Family
  4. Work And Labour

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Available open access digitally under CC-BY-NC-ND licence. Feeling constantly rushed isn't only your problem - it's a social issue. This book examines how societal norms, the disappearance of collective rhythms and constant connectivity create chronic time pressure. Combining international comparisons and sociological analyses, it explores how busyness affects physical and mental wellbeing, why mothers carry extra burdens and the challenges of remote work. Whether you're seeking insight into modern life, gendered labour or strategies for reclaiming calm, this book illuminates how society shapes the way we experience time.

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