Social Time and Socio-Cultural Inequalities: Phenomenality, Manifestations, Coimpact, Knowledge About Time

Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of social time as a socially constructed and reproducible phenomenon, as well as its (trans)formations in contemporary world. The authors, basing on the structurallyconstructivist and phenomenological approaches to the study of sociality, analyze the role of socio-cultural, historical, technological and economic factors in construction and reproduction of social time at different levels of social existence. Conclusion regarding the socio-cultural and economic embeddedness of social time, its actualization by status or resource characteristics of each individual agent is formulated.