Stuart Elden is a Professor of Political Geography at Durham University. Eleonore Kofman is Professor of Gender and Migration (Social Policy) at Middlesex University. Elizabeth Lebas is Senior Lecturer in the History of Art and Architecture at Middlesex University.

"... a wide-angle snapshot of an entire itinerary, the earliest from 1933, the latest from 1990. ... this volume's richness is undeniable." -Jason Smith, Philosophy in Review/ Comptes Rendus Philosophiques, January 2004-June 2004

• Introduction Coming to Terms with Lefebvre. Part 1 Marxism and Philosophy: Retrospections; Unity of Doctrine; Prolegomenas; Marxian Thought and Sociology; Beyond Structuralism; Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche; Triads and dyads; 12 theses on logic and dialectic; State; Becoming and the Historical. Part 2 Everyday Life: Mystification - Notes for a Critique of Everyday Life; Elucidations; The Social Context; The End of Modernity?; On Vulgarity; Myths in Everyday Life. Part 3 The Country and the City: Perspectives on Rural Sociology; Introduction to the Study of the Habitat of the "Pavillon"; Levels and Dimensions; The Other Parises. Part 4 History, Time and Space: The Inventory; Time and Space; The Style of the Commune; The Rhythmanalytical Project; The Worldwide Experience; Preface to the New Edition. Part 5 Politics: Nation and Culture; Between Yourself and You; Being a Communist; From the Social Pact to the Contract of Citizenship; Some Questions About Asking Questions.

Stuart Elden is a Professor of Political Geography at Durham University. Eleonore Kofman is Professor of Gender and Migration (Social Policy) at Middlesex University. Elizabeth Lebas is Senior Lecturer in the History of Art and Architecture at Middlesex University.

"... a wide-angle snapshot of an entire itinerary, the earliest from 1933, the latest from 1990. ... this volume's richness is undeniable." -Jason Smith, Philosophy in Review/ Comptes Rendus Philosophiques, January 2004-June 2004

• Introduction Coming to Terms with Lefebvre. Part 1 Marxism and Philosophy: Retrospections; Unity of Doctrine; Prolegomenas; Marxian Thought and Sociology; Beyond Structuralism; Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche; Triads and dyads; 12 theses on logic and dialectic; State; Becoming and the Historical. Part 2 Everyday Life: Mystification - Notes for a Critique of Everyday Life; Elucidations; The Social Context; The End of Modernity?; On Vulgarity; Myths in Everyday Life. Part 3 The Country and the City: Perspectives on Rural Sociology; Introduction to the Study of the Habitat of the "Pavillon"; Levels and Dimensions; The Other Parises. Part 4 History, Time and Space: The Inventory; Time and Space; The Style of the Commune; The Rhythmanalytical Project; The Worldwide Experience; Preface to the New Edition. Part 5 Politics: Nation and Culture; Between Yourself and You; Being a Communist; From the Social Pact to the Contract of Citizenship; Some Questions About Asking Questions.

Stuart Elden is a Professor of Political Geography at Durham University. Eleonore Kofman is Professor of Gender and Migration (Social Policy) at Middlesex University. Elizabeth Lebas is Senior Lecturer in the History of Art and Architecture at Middlesex University.

"... a wide-angle snapshot of an entire itinerary, the earliest from 1933, the latest from 1990. ... this volume's richness is undeniable." -Jason Smith, Philosophy in Review/ Comptes Rendus Philosophiques, January 2004-June 2004

• Introduction Coming to Terms with Lefebvre. Part 1 Marxism and Philosophy: Retrospections; Unity of Doctrine; Prolegomenas; Marxian Thought and Sociology; Beyond Structuralism; Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche; Triads and dyads; 12 theses on logic and dialectic; State; Becoming and the Historical. Part 2 Everyday Life: Mystification - Notes for a Critique of Everyday Life; Elucidations; The Social Context; The End of Modernity?; On Vulgarity; Myths in Everyday Life. Part 3 The Country and the City: Perspectives on Rural Sociology; Introduction to the Study of the Habitat of the "Pavillon"; Levels and Dimensions; The Other Parises. Part 4 History, Time and Space: The Inventory; Time and Space; The Style of the Commune; The Rhythmanalytical Project; The Worldwide Experience; Preface to the New Edition. Part 5 Politics: Nation and Culture; Between Yourself and You; Being a Communist; From the Social Pact to the Contract of Citizenship; Some Questions About Asking Questions.