Details

Subject(s)

• Work [Browse]
• War [Browse]
• Villages [Browse]
• Unemployment [Browse]
• Travel [Browse]
• Transportation [Browse]
• Cities and towns [Browse]
• Technology [Browse]
• Retirement [Browse]
• Psychiatry [Browse]
• Amusements [Browse]
• Money [Browse]
• Medicine [Browse]
• Marriage [Browse]
• Holidays [Browse]
• Health [Browse]
• Families [Browse]
• Diseases [Browse]
• Culture [Browse]
• Children [Browse]
• Business [Browse]
• Relaxation [Browse]
• Promotions [Browse]
• Parents [Browse]
• Hobbies [Browse]
• Fatigue [Browse]
• Exercise [Browse]
• Force and energy [Browse]
• Education [Browse]
• Disabilities [Browse]
• Commuting [Browse]
• Child care [Browse]
• Games [Browse]
• Sports [Browse]
• Power resources [Browse]

Digitizer

• Adam Matthew Digital (Firm) [Browse]

Compiled/​Created

1992.

Summary note

Imagining oneself as a machine; Health and the pace of life; Pace of life and the kind of holidays preferred; Housework; Parenthood; The lifecycle; Time; Work

Notes

AMDigital Reference:SxMOA2/1/36/2/1/113

Original version

Reproduction of: E175's response to 1992 Spring directive part 2, 1992

Location of originals

University of Sussex Special Collections

Copyright note

Mass Observation Archive Trustees

Other title(s)

• 1992 Spring part 2: The pace of life :
• Mass Observation Project, Module II: 1990s.

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