Reposted by Lisa Bradley
🕰️ If we want to imagine different kinds of futures, we might have to look closely at ideas about time that shape everyday life.
💡 @lisabradley.bsky.social uses autoethnography as a way to question and experiment with time in HE.
🔗 Paper out now in Futures: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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Life without Clocks: Experimental autoethnography for strange-ing time and queering futures, in and through Higher Education
This paper argues that to imagine futures otherwise we must surface, explore, and disrupt the naturalized ideas of time that shape our everyday academ…
