Abstract
Taking back one's time, having time for one's life, engages the most fundamental aspects of our social organization and our cultural assumptions. The author examines three sources of time pressure: overwork, "time thievery," and "time estrangement," and proposes measures that allow individuals to take back their time as they try to balance meaningful work as part of the good life.
How to Cite:
Segal, J.,
(2004) “Taking Back Our Time”,
Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 24(1/2),
2–7.
doi: https://doi.org/10.13021/G8pppq.242004.203