38 definitions
Absolute space (n.) defines space as such whereas social space is characterized by being lived and meaningful.
The Body (n.) is made visible through particular activities (e.g., childbirth, religious healing, colonization, dissection). As such, we can speak beyond the body to the maternal body, the body of faith, the colonized body, the object of medicine.
Capitalism (n.) is the solvent of unified social life.
The City (n.) is closer to a work of art than to a simple material product.
Difference (n.) is a social production that effects a decolonization of homogenized space.
Embodiment (n.) is the productive activity or the social relations through which bodies are made... an examination of embodiment is the examination of this material and discursive making.
Literature (n.) is a troublesome multitude of different spaces (i.e. Enclosed, described, projected, dreamt of, speculated about).
Marxism (n.) is a way of life and a fight for life. Seen not as a scientific theory but as a political theory.
Rhythm (n.) unites elements which mark time and distinguish moments in it.
Rhythm (n.) is the textures of everyday life. It consist of repetition with modification, like a wave with the ever-present and necessary involvement of counter movements, overlays, and contextual factors such as the shore, the tides, and the weather.
Rhythmanalysis (n.) is an approach to analysing the rhythms of everyday life.