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journal (links to notes and sources can be found at the article
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There are also articles by Peter Lunenfeld, Eyal Weizman, Arlen
Dilsizian, and others that would be of interest.
http://www.re-public.gr/en/
Simply put, everyday life might be the name for the desire of
totality in postmodern times.
(Ben Highmore, Everyday Life and Cultural Theory)
We should now talk of people making not their own history but their
own geography.
(John Urry, 'Social Relations, Space and Time
For An Art Against the Cartography of Everyday Life
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