Title: How our culture shapes the rhythms of our life
Product review: In this cogent and insightful book, Rakoff uses the law's treatment of time to illuminate how we organize our lives, and the sort of choices we make without even knowing we're making them: how things we assume are fixed are the product of social choices, which can be changed; how the usual explanations for such apparently inevitable ripples in the rhythms of life as time zones or the school year are artifacts of particular times and particular issues in American life. It's a liberating book.
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