tiempo sociológico

Tiempo sociológico, or sociological time, refers to the way societies organize and experience time based on social norms, routines, and collective rhythms. Unlike clock time, which measures precise minutes and seconds, sociological time considers broader patterns like work schedules, cultural calendars, and life stages that influence how groups and individuals perceive and prioritize time. It helps us understand societal structures, social change, and collective behavior by examining these shared temporal frameworks that shape daily life and social interactions.