社会加速
Social acceleration
Hartmut Rosa · 初版 2013 年
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“Hartmut Rosa 从批判理论的视角提出了对社会时间结构的阐释。他指出了现代社会生活节奏变化的三种类别：技术加速，这在交通、通信和生产中显而易见；社会变迁的加速，反映在文化知识、社会制度和人际关系中；以及生活节奏的加速，尽管人们普遍预期技术变革应该增加个人的自由时间，但这种加速依然发生了。根据 Rosa 的观点，社会的结构与文化两方面
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……环境里照样存在，就跟在“常规政治”里一样；大公司的权力结构其实和王室宫殿、或者更普遍意义上的独裁统治差不了太远。推荐一读。2. Hartmut Rosa 的《Social Acceleration》（社会加速）。这本啃起来有点硬，但绝对能让人醍醐灌顶。它极其清晰地分析了为什么我们越来越觉得“时间不够用”。它的开篇……
…environments just as they do in "normal politics"; the corporate power structure is not that far removed from the royal palaces of the kingdom or more generally from a dictatorship. Recommended read. 2. Social Acceleration by Hartmut Rosa. This one was a though read, but absolutely illuminating. It presents an extremely clear analytic analysis on why we increasingly feel like like "we don't have enough time". It starts…
……研究技术的人围绕这个话题写过很多东西）社会规范和习惯对技术发展的塑造，丝毫不亚于技术对它们的塑造，所以这或许是个切入点？我推荐先读读《Social Acceleration: Ethical and Political Consequences of a Desynchronized High-Speed Society》作为起点，然后再读 Judy Wajcman 的《Pressed for Time》。
…technology have written extensively around the subject) that social norms and habits can shape technological development as much as it shapes them, so maybe that's a starting point? I recommend reading "Social Acceleration: Ethical and Political Consequences of a Desynchronized High-Speed Society" as a starting point, and possibly then "Pressed for Time" by Judy Wajcman.
很棒的书单，尤其是最后一本。也可以参考德国社会学家和政治学家 Hartmut Rosa 提出的社会加速（social acceleration）[1]。Rosa 认为，当下的这种文化导致了民主自主决策的危机，因为现代社会当下的快节奏诉求……
Good list, especially the last one. See also social acceleration [1], from German sociologist and political scientist Hartmut Rosa. Rosa argues that this current culture leads to a crisis in democratic self-determination, as the current quick demands of modern society…
……所触及的一切能力。批判理论家们对此早有描述：韩炳哲（Byung-Chul Han）谈到了“倦怠社会”，在其中过度的积极性消解了阻抗，催生了耗竭。Hartmut Rosa 描述了“社会加速”——如果你不加速，你就会落伍——其结果就是异化。我这里提出的并不是什么全新的批判。它只是一种在各个领域看到同一种模式的视角——并指明我们正在失去什么：……
…capacities it touches. Critical theorists have described this: Byung-Chul Han speaks of a "burnout society" where excessive positivity eliminates resistance and produces exhaustion. Hartmut Rosa describes "social acceleration" — if you don't speed up, you fall behind — and the result is alienation. What I'm offering is not a new critique. It's a way of seeing the same pattern across domains — and naming what's being lost:…