Who Are the New Men in Grey? Making Sense of Time, Time-Theft and Temporal Autonomy in the (Non)Use of Digital Media

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Who Are the New Men in Grey? Making Sense of Time, Time-Theft and Temporal Autonomy in the (Non)Use of Digital Media. / Schwarzenegger, Christian; Menke, Manuel.

Making Time for Digital Lives: Beyond Chronotopia. red. / Anne Kaun; Christian Pentzold; Christine Lohmeier. 1. udg. Lanham, Maryland : Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2020. s. 63-81.

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Harvard

Schwarzenegger, C & Menke, M 2020, Who Are the New Men in Grey? Making Sense of Time, Time-Theft and Temporal Autonomy in the (Non)Use of Digital Media. i A Kaun, C Pentzold & C Lohmeier (red), Making Time for Digital Lives: Beyond Chronotopia. 1 udg, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Lanham, Maryland, s. 63-81.

APA

Schwarzenegger, C., & Menke, M. (2020). Who Are the New Men in Grey? Making Sense of Time, Time-Theft and Temporal Autonomy in the (Non)Use of Digital Media. I A. Kaun, C. Pentzold, & C. Lohmeier (red.), Making Time for Digital Lives: Beyond Chronotopia (1 udg., s. 63-81). Rowman & Littlefield Publishers.

Vancouver

Schwarzenegger C, Menke M. Who Are the New Men in Grey? Making Sense of Time, Time-Theft and Temporal Autonomy in the (Non)Use of Digital Media. I Kaun A, Pentzold C, Lohmeier C, red., Making Time for Digital Lives: Beyond Chronotopia. 1 udg. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. 2020. s. 63-81

Author

Schwarzenegger, Christian ; Menke, Manuel. / Who Are the New Men in Grey? Making Sense of Time, Time-Theft and Temporal Autonomy in the (Non)Use of Digital Media. Making Time for Digital Lives: Beyond Chronotopia. red. / Anne Kaun ; Christian Pentzold ; Christine Lohmeier. 1. udg. Lanham, Maryland : Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2020. s. 63-81

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