La vita quotidiana nell' opera di Henri Lefebvre: un esperimento.

This essay marks a point in my long standing critical interest in Lefbvre. I have previously written several articles on Lefebvre's work, and edited two substantial publications; one of his work and one of essays about him. This essay was developed from an introduction to a section of Cori & Pontecorvo's book on everyday life; and was also given as a paper at the conference Modernity and Everyday Life: Between Ordinary and Extraordinary, La Sapienza University, Rome, June 23rd, 2005.
This is a ‘work in process' submission and is presented in relation to my long term promotion and explication of the works of Lefebvre. It connects with my short introduction (jointly written with Stuart Elden) to Henri Lefebvre: Key Writings, New York and London: Continuum 2003, which I joint-edited with Stuart Elden and Eleonore Kofman.