2020
DOI: 10.29173/cais1116
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Forked Times: Documenting “Ordinary Time” in Everyday Life

Abstract: “Ordinary” time is commonly defined as time that is neither holidays nor emergencies, which suggests that “ordinary time” events are routine rather than singular.  An analysis of how people document events in “ordinary” time, however, shows that the stream of “ordinary” time has multiple forks; that ordinary does not necessarily mean predictable, and that both vacations and emergencies could, in certain circumstances, take on the character of routine rather than singular events. Le temps «ordinaire» est généra… Show more

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