… The sensemaking cycle portrays a shift from a relatively orderly situation to a temporary
breakdown, which is repaired by invoking institutions. The cycle can be schematized as follows: (…

… ’s account of temporality in sensemaking, is that it treats time as bounded temporal entities –
variously … – clock time and event time. They suggest that newsmakers synchronise these two …

… inhibit and facilitate adaptive sensemaking in the face of the unexpected. … plans represent
typical sources of temporal structuring that impose rhythms and expected timelines of events …

… relationship between retrospective and prospective sensemaking… fluid temporal dynamics
associated with sensemaking where … navigate different organizational settings. In other words, …

… retrospective understanding of the imagined event (Gioia et al.… prospective sensemaking to
consider the missing temporal … study has proposed works under the situations of uncertainty …

… unexpected events by definition are difficult to anticipate and study. Much of what we know
about sensemaking during unexpected events comes from … moves and navigated from one …

… between planned and unplanned events, providing greater certainty to senior managers
through acting as a planning … critical aspects of the temporal organization of the newsroom –first, …

… Inquiry members’ sensemaking is spatially and temporally removed from the primary practice
… , we have proposed a typology of sensemaking that reinterprets the existing sensemaking …

… temporal uncertainty—when the timing of critical events cannot be known in advance and
temporal … It can require time-intensive negotiation and sense-making processes before actors …

… sensemaking about image, our findings suggest that the media often seeks to leverage such
a narrative as a sensemaking … Overall, the model of media image change that emerged from …