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Multiple Realities and the Experience of Duration

Michael G. FlahertyEckerd College
Pages 313-326 | Published online: 12 Dec 2016

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Malene Lue Kessing & Signe Ravn. (2017) ‘It feels as if time has come to a standstill’: Institutionalised everyday lives among youth with a mental illness. Journal of Youth Studies 20:8, pages 959-973.
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Elizabeth A. Larson & Ruth Zemke. (2003) Shaping the Temporal Patterns of our Lives: The Social Coordination of Occupation. Journal of Occupational Science 10:2, pages 80-89.
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Michael G. Flaherty & Michelle D. Meer. (1994) How Time Flies: Age, Memory, and Temporal Compression. The Sociological Quarterly 35:4, pages 705-721.
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William A. Reese & Michael A. Katovich. (1989) Untimely Acts: Extending the Interactionist Conception of Deviance. The Sociological Quarterly 30:2, pages 159-184.
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