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The Culture of Efficiency: Technology in Everyday Life
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Table of Contents
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Acknowledgments
Part
One Birth Eat Connect 1. Efficiencies of Pregnancy
Management: From Penciling in Pregnancy to Elective C-Sections Suzy D’Enbeau and Patrice M. Buzzanell
2. From Taylor to
Just-in-Time Sustainability: A Short History of Efficient Eating Yvonne Houy
3. Hyping the Efficiencies of
Fast(er) Food: The Glocalization of McDonald’s Snack Wrap in Japan Michael L. Maynard
4. Efficiency, Effectiveness, and Web 2.0 Nathan Jurgenson and George Ritzer
Part
Two Work Play Rest 5. Clocks, Synchronization, and the Fate of Leisure:
A Brief Media Ecological History of Digital Technologies
Corey Anton
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No Punctuation: Searching for an Architecture of Time in the Culture of Efficiency Brenda L. Berkelaar
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Varieties of Efficiency: How Automatic Asset Tracking Changes the Way Businesses Work Mickey Brazeal
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Profiling the Likelihood of Success of Electronic Medical Records J. David Johnson
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The Multitasking of Entertainment Daniel
G. McDonald and Jingbo Meng
10. Rethinking Access: Why Technology Isn’t the Only
Answer Dominika Bednarska
Part Three Speed Multitask
Displace 11. E-tymology of Inefficiency: How the Business World Colonized Academe Michael
Bugeja
12. Mobile Learning in the Digital Age:
A Clash of Cultures? Letizia Caronia and André H. Caron
13. Procrustean Pedagogy: The Architecture of Efficiency in a New Medium Julian Kilker
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Stalking Made Easy: How Information and Communication Technologies Are Influencing the Way People Monitor and Harass
One Another
Penny A. Leisring
15. The Politics of Disaster: Crises, Communication,
and Marginalization in the United States Mikaela
L. Marlow and Howard Giles
16. Efficiency Techniques
in Journalistic Practice, Scientific Rigor, and Religious Rhetoric
Gene Burd
Part Four Balance Breathe Renew 17. Mind Over Multitasking: What Would
Buddha Do?
Peg Oliveira
18. Transportation
Transformation Holly Parker
19. The
Future Starts at 5:00
David F. Donnelly
20. Whither Boundaries? The Internet and the Blurring of
Work and Personal Life
Mark E. Hoffman and Carrie A. Bulger
21. A Technologically Gendered Paradox
of Efficiency: Caring More about Work While Working in More Care
Annis G. Golden
Conclusion: Win-Win Sustainability in the Culture of Efficiency Sharon Kleinman
Afterword: Reflections Jarice
Hanson
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