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Perspectives on Henri Lefebvre
Theory, Practices and (Re)Readings
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The articles take a decidedly interdisciplinary look at the opus of the French philosopher, sociologist and pioneer of spatial analysis Henri Lefebvre (1901-1991). His works are reflected upon from theoretical and practical perspectives by authors from various fields (literature, history, philosophy, sociology, ethnology) closely examining text references from Lefebvre.
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LĂvia AlcĂąntara (M.A. Sociology, Rio de Janeiro) is a PhD Candidate in Sociology at the Instituto de Estudos Sociais e PolĂticos of Universidade do Estado Rio de Janeiro. After completing her masterâs degree in Theories of Social Movements from a communication perspective, she joined the doctorate in the same university. Her PhD project examines the international solidarity of activism of diasporic Mexican communities in Barcelona, funded CNPq. She won a PhD scholarship from Faperj to study a year in Spain (Universitat de Lleida) and develop this research. LĂvia is also a member of the research project âTransformations of Activism in Brazil: June 2013 in a Comparative Perspectiveâ, funded by Capes, in which she works about media activists under the experiences of the Jornadas de Junho de 2013 in Rio de Janeiro. Recent publications are âCyberactivism and the Communicative Dimension of Social Movements: repertoires, Organization and Diffusionâ PolĂtica & Sociedade 15 (2016): 315â338.
Jenny Bauer (M.A. Göttingen, PhD Kassel) is an academic assistant on gender equality at the DFG Research Training Group âInterdisciplinary Privacy Researchâ at Passau University. After studying Comparative Literature, Scandinavian Literature and Gender Studies in Göttingen, she enrolled in the DFG Research Training Group âDynamics of Space and Genderâ (Kassel University). In 2014, she received her PhD and afterwards worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the DFG Research Training Group âTopology of Technologyâ (TU Darmstadt). In 2014, she organized, together with Robert Fischer, Sebastian Dorsch and Susanne Rau, the interdisciplinary workshop âLefebvre lesenâ at Erfurt University. In 2015, the follow-up workshop âRaum anders denkenâ took place at TU Darmstadt. She is member of the Erfurt SpaceTime Research Group. Recent publications are âHow to Write an Author. Biografische Spurensuche zu Toni Schwabe (1877â1951)â Jahrbuch SexualitĂ€ten (2018): 31â56, âVerfolgt, verteidigt, vermessen. Genderperspektiven auf MachtverhĂ€ltnisse im digitalen Kontextâ Magazin des DFG-Graduiertenkollegs âPrivatheit und Digitalisierungâ 10 (2018): 5â9. Online: www.privatheit.uni-passau.de/magazin-des-graduiertenkollegs/, and the co-edition of the miscellany Heimat-RĂ€ume. Komparatistische Perspektiven auf Herkunftsnarrative (together with Claudia Gremler and Niels Penke). Essen: Ch.A. Bachmann Verlag, 2014.
Anne BrĂŒske (M.A. Heidelberg, PhD Heidelberg) directed the Junior Research Group âFrom the Caribbean to North America and Back. Processes of Transculturation in Literature, Popular Culture, and New Mediaâ at the Heidelberg University from 2010 to 2017. After studying Romance Literature and Sociology in Heidelberg and Montpellier, she was an associated pre-doctoral researcher in the PhD program âGender in Motionâ at the University of Basel and defended her doctoral thesis âDas weibliche Subjekt in der Krise. Anthropologische Semantik in Laclosâ Liaisons dangereusesâ in Heidelberg in 2008. Besides her interest in French Enlightenment fiction, culture and their role in social evolution, she has widely published in the field of Caribbean Literary and Cultural Studies. In 2015, she organized with Anja Bandau (Leibniz University Hannover) and Natascha Ueckmann (Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg) the international and interdisciplinary conference âReshaping Glocal Dynamics of the Caribbeanâ which was funded by the Volkswagen Foundation. Currently, she is working on her habilitation project, a book-length study on the production of fictional space in Hispano-Caribbean and Haitian-American diaspora fiction. This monograph combines Henri Lefebvresâ spatial framework, intersectional and decolonial approaches, and literary theory in order to analyze processes of de- and reterritorialization in contemporary postcolonial fiction. Recent publications include: Bandau, Anja, Anne BrĂŒske and Natascha Ueckmann (eds.): Reshaping Glocal Dynamics of the Caribbean. Relations et DĂ©connexions â Relaciones y Desconexiones â Relations and Disconnections. Heidelberg: heiUP, 2018 [forthcoming]; âRe/escrituras de una Historia negra femenina desde Puerto Rico. las Necras de Yolanda Arroyo Pizarro y Fe en disfraz de Mayra Santos Febres en la tradiciĂłn del neo-slave narrativeâ In: Pluraler Humanismus? NĂ©gritude und Negrismo weiter gedacht, Gisela Febel and Natascha Ueckmann (eds.), 207â232. Wiesbaden: Springer, 2018.
Sebastian Dorsch (B.A. Passau/Erfurt, M.A. Erfurt/Mexico-City, PhD Erfurt) is Research Assistant and Coordinator of the project âWhat is Western about the âWestâ?â (Erfurt University) as well as Research Assistant at Gotha Research Centre. After having been awarded his M.A. from Erfurt University and Universidad Nacional AutĂłnoma de MĂ©xico (UNAM), he worked six years at the chair for Latin and Southwestern European History (Erfurt). In 2008 he defended his PhD thesis on the struggles for constitutional cultures in MichoacĂĄn (Mexico) before, during and after the political independence of Mexico in 1821. In 2010 the thesis was published as Verfassungskultur in MichoacĂĄn (Mexiko): Ringen um Ordnung und SouverĂ€nitĂ€t im Zeitalter der Atlantischen Revolutionen (Lateinamerikanische Forschungen 37). Köln/Weimar/Wien: Böhlau, 2010. After his PhD, he received a grant for the project âCultural TimeSpaces of an Atlantic Metropolis. SĂŁo Paulo, 1867â1930â funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Foundation). While working on this project he initiated the interdisciplinary Erfurt SpaceTime Research Group (www.uni-erfurt.de/philosophische-fakultaet/raumzeit-forschung/) in cooperation with Susanne Rau (Erfurt). After the organisation of several workshops, he published a special issue titled Space/Time Practices in the journal Historical Social Research 3 (2013). In 2015 the Group began publishing a series SpatioTemporality, in which this book appears. Dorschâs current research is concerned with the history of cartographical knowledge on the Amazon around 1900. He has published on this topic the essay ...
Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Preface
- Introducing Lefebvre
- I. Theorizing Lefebvre
- II. Applying Lefebvre: Urban Space
- III. Applying Lefebvre: Literary Space
- About the authors