Drawing on a wide range of social science and humanities literature on the centrality of time and temporality in the social world, over the past few months we have come together to develop a research agenda that makes use of time as a crucial lens through which to understand and study the pandemic as it unfolds. This has led to a new collaboration between scholars at the Universities of Kent, Edinburgh, Goldsmiths, Stirling and the Mass Observation Archive to investigate the structure and experi…
Read moreDrawing on a wide range of social science and humanities literature on the centrality of time and temporality in the social world, over the past few months we have come together to develop a research agenda that makes use of time as a crucial lens through which to understand and study the pandemic as it unfolds. This has led to a new collaboration between scholars at the Universities of Kent, Edinburgh, Goldsmiths, Stirling and the Mass Observation Archive to investigate the structure and experience of time in the pandemic.
