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How Time Organizes Life explores one of the most familiar yet overlooked structures of modern existence: shared time. From clocks and calendars to weekends, appointments, routines, and opening hours, this book reveals how ordinary schedules quietly organize homes, cities, schools, transportation, and public life. Rather than explaining time itself, it uncovers how living by shared time gradually shaped the rhythm of everyday life until it became almost invisible.
How Time Organizes Life explores one of the most familiar yet overlooked structures of modern existence: shared time. From clocks and calendars to weekends, appointments, routines, and opening hours, this book reveals how ordinary schedules quietly organize homes, cities, schools, transportation,...
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About the author
Maurice Ford writes observational nonfiction about the hidden structures that shape everyday life. His work explores how ordinary places, routines, and shared environments quietly influence the way modern societies live, move, and organize daily life.
Maurice Ford writes observational nonfiction about the hidden structures that shape everyday life. His work explores how ordinary places, routines, and shared environments quietly influence the way modern societies live, move, and organize daily life.
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