Temporal Spaces in Calcutta

Temporal Spaces in Calcutta, 1st Edition, examines how the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped urban spatialities across the metropolitan region. This book analyzes the intersection of digital infrastructures and human practices during post-pandemic urban transformations.

The text traces how digitality influences physical movement, everyday sociality, and local place-making across changing urban environments. Broad thematic coverage highlights platformed transit systems, informal supply pathways, and commercial gathering locations to evaluate evolving spatial patterns. By examining these dynamic environments, the volume contextualizes how technological networks interact with spatial realities in the post-pandemic era.

Published by Routledge India as part of the Academics, Politics and Society in the Post-Covid World series, this publication provides analytical material for academic research. The work offers targeted research support for scholars and researchers of media and cultural studies, sociology, social anthropology, and digital humanities who study coronavirus pandemic outcomes.