Mr. Bloch and the Independent Thing

A tired commuter on an intercity train encounters an abandoned rucksack with a voice of its own: Sebastian J. Moser’s sociological short story about public transport, hypervigilance and living with risk.

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Journal
The Sociological Review Magazine
Published
2024-10-31
DOI
https://doi.org/10.51428/tsr.jeym8209
Primary Topic
Critical Theory and Philosophy
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Mr. Bloch and the Independent Thing

Sebastian J. Moser
The Sociological Review Magazine
Critical Theory and Philosophy
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Mr. Bloch and the Independent Thing

Sebastian J. Moser
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Abstract

A tired commuter on an intercity train encounters an abandoned rucksack with a voice of its own: Sebastian J. Moser’s sociological short story about public transport, hypervigilance and living with risk.

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