Central to Freeman’s argument are the concepts of chrononormativity, the use of time to organize individual human bodies toward maximum productivity
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Chrononormativity
Synonyms for "chrononormativity"
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11 translations across 11 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- chrononormativitat noun (chrononormativity)
Danish
1 entries- chrononormativitet noun (chrononormativity)
Finnish
1 entries- krononormatiivisuus noun (chrononormativity)
French
1 entries- hétéronormativité noun (chrononormativity)
Galician
1 entries- crononormatividade noun (chrononormativity)
German
1 entries- Chrononormativität noun (chrononormativity)
Italian
1 entries- crononormatività noun (chrononormativity)
Portuguese
1 entries- crononormatividade noun (chrononormativity)
Russian
1 entries- хрононормати́вность noun (chrononormativity)
Spanish
1 entries- crononormatividad noun (chrononormativity)
Swedish
1 entries- krononormativitet noun (chrononormativity)
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the concept refers to the ‘interlocking temporal schemes necessary for genealogies of descent and for the mundane workings of everyday life’ (xxii) that ‘may include (but are not exclusive to) ideas about the “right” time for particular life stages’ (Riach et al., 2014: 1678), like age-defined periods of compulsory education, the right to vote or marry, and the ‘right time’ to retire.
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