Effects of the pocket watch in breaking up agrarian time
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Authors
Dugan, David
Publication Date
2004-08-17Language
en_GB
Type
Video
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Dugan, D. (2004). Effects of the pocket watch in breaking up agrarian time [Video file]. http://www.dspace.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/676
Abstract
The pocket watch became a symbol of regulation and became associated with urban, trade, and merchant life, as opposed to the slower rhythms of agricultural life dominated by the seasons. Control over the length of things became a right – as in torture. Simon Schaffer explains.
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industrial revolution, urbanization
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