About Time: Routine, Flexibility and Daily Time in Cristo Rey Neighborhood and Escalante Neighborhood (2011-2014)

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22458/rr.v11i2.3644

Keywords:

everyday life, architecture of time, use of time, exchange of time, social classes, gender, routine, flexibility

Abstract

This article discusses the temporal structure of daily life in two historical neighborhoods in San José City. These neighborhoods are Cristo Rey and Escalante. This paper shows how this structure or architecture behaves like a political time-economy through the time. The logic that organizes daily time in both neighborhood spaces is the social division of labor and the social division of gender. The article also shows that the people who live in Cristo Rey experiment daily routine. And those who live in Escalante neighborhood have flexible time.

Author Biography

  • Paulo Coto Murillo, Distance State University

    Paulo Coto Murillo

    Costarricense. Tiene una maestría en Sociología por la Universidad de Costa Rica. Es investigador en el Centro de Investigación en Cultura y Desarrollo (UNED, Costa Rica) y profesor en la Maestría Centroamericana en Sociología por la Universidad de Costa Rica (Costa Rica). Ha trabajado temas relacionados a discursos y representaciones sobre la pobreza, reproducción cultual en el capitalismo, ideología y hegemonía, sociología de las religiones, sociología urbana, derecho a la cuidad, convivencia urbana, bienes comunes e industrias culturales.

Published

2021-07-13

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How to Cite

“About Time: Routine, Flexibility and Daily Time in Cristo Rey Neighborhood and Escalante Neighborhood (2011-2014)”. 2021. Revista Rupturas 11 (2): 71-109. https://doi.org/10.22458/rr.v11i2.3644.

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