Production of Space

The Production of Space is the masterpiece of the great cause and theorist Henri Lefebvre. He writes about space, thinks about space, discusses space philosophies, offers a comprehensive and comprehensive historiography about the journey of space in history, but does all this in relation to social and political practice, and while doing so, he studies many topics from philosophy to history, from physics to metaphysics, from psychoanalysis to art, from linguistics to theology. It is one of the most profound, most subtle and most masterful works of the 20th century, which criticizes the discipline, has no equal before it, opens a huge field for the books that come after it, and leaves many question marks to be pursued. This sometimes challenging but exciting "project", which has a unique and important place within Marxism, is in Turkish, thirty years after its publication, in this "moment" where the city, urbanization and space policies are more current than ever with their social, practical and political aspects...

"In The Production of Space, Lefebvre describes his deep knowledge of philosophy, his meditations on Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche and Freud, his empirical coincidences with poetry, art, music and festivity, his relations with surrealists and situationists, Marxism as both a movement of thought and a political movement. In this book, the reader uses not only the numerous lines of thought to be followed, but also the concepts of structuralism, critical theory and deconstruction, semiotics, Foucault. "He will also find an implicit or veiled critique of his views on the body and power, and of Sartre's existentialism."
-David Harvey-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 447

Year of Printing: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Sel Publishing

First Printing Year: 2014

Number of Pages: 447

Language Turkish