Chronopolitics in the digital age
The article deals with the multiplicity of chronopolitics of digital temporality. Based on the actor-network theory of B. Latour, the author shows the multiplicity of network chronopolitics, including time management using digital gadgets. The chosen methodological perspective allows her to take into account the real practices of using digital technologies for constructing social time in the context of the dynamic boundaries of the range of digital devices. The research focuses on the relations of intersection, overlap and conflict of the registers of “hourly” and digital times, which are formed on the basis of classical modern forms of working and leisure time. The author modifies the logic of the study of the temporality of digital capitalism by J. Wajcman, denoting the vector of development of digital temporality after the total pandemic quarantine, which has expanded the digitalization of everyday life in an unprecedented way.