Revolution in Time¶
Landes, D. S. (1983). Revolution in Time: Clocks and the Making of the Modern World. Harvard University Press.
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- The acceleration of history in modernity describes how technological and social change accelerates, compressing what once took generations into decades, a transformation Landes (1983) traces to the rise of mechanical clocks, standard time, and industrial timekeeping.
This sourceCanonical history of mechanical timekeeping: traces the rise of clocks, standard time, and industrial timekeeping that produced periodization, accelerated history, and the modern temporal regime.
- The acceleration of history in modernity describes how technological and social change accelerates, compressing what once took generations into decades, a transformation Landes (1983) traces to the rise of mechanical clocks, standard time, and industrial timekeeping.
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