Drakopoulou, S.

Urban Praxis Athens 2012. An analysis and exploration of locative-media projects made in Athens, based on Lefebvre’s lived experience analysis and rhythmology method.

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Drakopoulou, S. 2014. Urban Praxis Athens 2012. An analysis and exploration of locative-media projects made in Athens, based on Lefebvre’s lived experience analysis and rhythmology method. in: Geiger, J., Shepard, M. and Khan, O. (ed.) MediaCities: Proceedings University of Buffalo The State University of New York. pp. 132-139

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Chapter title	Urban Praxis Athens 2012. An analysis and exploration of locative-media projects made in Athens, based on Lefebvre’s lived experience analysis and rhythmology method.
Authors	Drakopoulou, S.
Abstract	People’s organisations are creating a context for social action and urban praxis in Athens. Due to the lack of any state or government initiatives, new rhythms are emerging from the streets. Mediated, supported and maintained by social media platforms and location based services such as Facebook, blogs and smartphone applications, these organisations utilise these as tools to bring people together, under a common context: to share and exchange things, ideas and actions. This paper argues that psychogeographical maps, smartphone applications, Facebook groups and event pages, which mediate actions and ideas inscribed in these projects, depict new rhythms emerging in the city of Athens.
Page range	132-139
Book title	MediaCities: Proceedings
Editors	Geiger, J., Shepard, M. and Khan, O.
Publisher	University of Buffalo The State University of New York
Hardcover	9780991254408
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Print	01 Mar 2014
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Deposited	20 May 2015
Output status	Published
Publisher's version	License CC BY-ND 4.0
Copyright Statement	Access to full text restricted pending copyright check.
Web address (URL)	http://mediacities.net/site/proceedings/
Language	English

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