Henri Lefebvre (1901 - 1991) held a range of academic posts both in France and America and wrote over seventy books including The Production of Space and Critique of Everyday Life.

• Introduction: Coming to Terms with Lefebvre; Marxism and Philosophy; 1. Retrospections; 2. Unity of Doctrine; 3. Prolegomenas; 4. Marxian Thought and Sociology; 5. Beyond Structuralism; 6. Hegel, Marx, Nietzche; 7. Triads and dyads; 8. Twelve theses on logic and dialectic; 9. State; 10. Becoming and the Historical; Everyday Life; 1. Mystification: Notes for a Critique of Everyday Life; 2. Elucidations; 3. The Social Context; 4. The End of Modernity?; 5. On Vulgarity; 6. Myths in Everyday Life; The Country and the City; 1. Perspectives on Rural Sociology; 2. Introduction to the Study of the Habitat of the 'Pavillon'; 3. Levels and Dimensions; 4. The Other Parises; History, Time and Space; 1. The Inventory; 2. Time and Space; 3. The Style of the Commune; 4. The Rhythmanalytical Project; 5. The Worldwide Experience; 6. Preface to the New Edition; Politics; 1. Nation and Culture; 2. Between Yourself and You; 3. Being a Communist; 4. From the Social Pact to the Contract of Citizenship; 5. Some Questions About Asking Questions.

Henri Lefebvre (1901 - 1991) held a range of academic posts both in France and America and wrote over seventy books including The Production of Space and Critique of Everyday Life.

• Introduction: Coming to Terms with Lefebvre; Marxism and Philosophy; 1. Retrospections; 2. Unity of Doctrine; 3. Prolegomenas; 4. Marxian Thought and Sociology; 5. Beyond Structuralism; 6. Hegel, Marx, Nietzche; 7. Triads and dyads; 8. Twelve theses on logic and dialectic; 9. State; 10. Becoming and the Historical; Everyday Life; 1. Mystification: Notes for a Critique of Everyday Life; 2. Elucidations; 3. The Social Context; 4. The End of Modernity?; 5. On Vulgarity; 6. Myths in Everyday Life; The Country and the City; 1. Perspectives on Rural Sociology; 2. Introduction to the Study of the Habitat of the 'Pavillon'; 3. Levels and Dimensions; 4. The Other Parises; History, Time and Space; 1. The Inventory; 2. Time and Space; 3. The Style of the Commune; 4. The Rhythmanalytical Project; 5. The Worldwide Experience; 6. Preface to the New Edition; Politics; 1. Nation and Culture; 2. Between Yourself and You; 3. Being a Communist; 4. From the Social Pact to the Contract of Citizenship; 5. Some Questions About Asking Questions.

Henri Lefebvre (1901 - 1991) held a range of academic posts both in France and America and wrote over seventy books including The Production of Space and Critique of Everyday Life.

• Introduction: Coming to Terms with Lefebvre; Marxism and Philosophy; 1. Retrospections; 2. Unity of Doctrine; 3. Prolegomenas; 4. Marxian Thought and Sociology; 5. Beyond Structuralism; 6. Hegel, Marx, Nietzche; 7. Triads and dyads; 8. Twelve theses on logic and dialectic; 9. State; 10. Becoming and the Historical; Everyday Life; 1. Mystification: Notes for a Critique of Everyday Life; 2. Elucidations; 3. The Social Context; 4. The End of Modernity?; 5. On Vulgarity; 6. Myths in Everyday Life; The Country and the City; 1. Perspectives on Rural Sociology; 2. Introduction to the Study of the Habitat of the 'Pavillon'; 3. Levels and Dimensions; 4. The Other Parises; History, Time and Space; 1. The Inventory; 2. Time and Space; 3. The Style of the Commune; 4. The Rhythmanalytical Project; 5. The Worldwide Experience; 6. Preface to the New Edition; Politics; 1. Nation and Culture; 2. Between Yourself and You; 3. Being a Communist; 4. From the Social Pact to the Contract of Citizenship; 5. Some Questions About Asking Questions.