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fpq-16600	Burke, Megan	Life at the Edge: Punctuated Time and Time Poverty	2023	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5059	251	57	Accordingly, this paper suggests that the particular experience of punctuated time endured by individuals who are unhoused can be understood as a violent interruption of subjectivity that pushes them to the edge of lived time. My reading traces Heyes’s initial insights on sleep in order to develop a preliminary account of punctuated time—a form of time poverty that is particularly acute for those who must sleep outside.	cache/fpq-16600.pdf	txt/fpq-16600.txt