Table of Contents

1: Individual and Societal Time And Space.- Time and space: context and composition.- Structuration and geography.- Individual and societal time.- Individual and societal space.- Summary and conclusion.- 2: Time-Space Homology: Societal — Geographical Perspective.- Approaches to time-space at the societal level.- Time-space and urban studies.- Giddens’ approach to societal time-space.- Time, space, and society at the urban level.- The three time-space homologues.- Timing/spacing.- Temporality/spatiality.- Temporalization/spatialization.- Conclusion.- 3: Time Versus Space in Modern Urban Societies.- From time to time.- From space to space.- Temporality versus spatiality.- Transportation and telecommunications.- Temporalization and spatialization in urban society.- Time-spacing, planning, and technology.- Conclusion.- 4: Time and Space: Man and Woman.- Transitions in the status of females and the family status under capitalism.- Temporality and women’s status.- Women’s inner temporality.- Spatiality and women’s status.- Women’s inner spatiality.- Male versus female temporality and spatiality.- Spatiality, temporality, and the suburbanized city.- Summary.- 5: Temporality and Spatiality in Israeli Society: Characteristics in Transition.- Judaic temporality.- Judaic spatiality.- Judaic temporality and spatiality: a summary.- Temporality and spatiality in Israeli society: general trends.- Spatiality in pioneering Israeli society.- Temporality in pioneering Israeli society.- Temporality and spatiality in modern Israel.- Temporality in modern Israeli society.- Spatiality in modern Israeli society.- Conclusion.- Summary.- A typology for time and space.- Comments on the meanings and significance of time and space.- Structuration and societal time and space.- References.