Гендер и политика времени. Феминистская теория и современные дискуссии - [91]

Стресс и ощущение «временного голода» — постоянный спутник затравленной и «спешащей» культуры удлиненного рабочего дня/высоких скоростей, однако не неизбежный признак общества, но такой, который поддается оспариванию и изменению. Для этого нам необходимо восстановить значение времени, неизмеримого часами; неизбывность естественных физических ритмов и ценность человеческих отношений. Интегральная природа противоречий и напряжений, стоящих перед нами, означает, что мы, на самом деле, можем приближаться к некой критической точке. Если это так, то сейчас, может быть, время для изменения самого времени.

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