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Le Droit À La Ville

Henri Lefebvre
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In March 1968 Henri Lefebvre published The Right to the City. Lefebvre was the first and one of the few who dared herald the end of the industrial town, with the development of its outskirts and suburbs, and the advent of the Urban. Lefebvre saw in the creation of this urban society new hope for the development of more favourable conditions for humanity.
Format:
Mass Market Paperback
Pages:
281 pages
Publication:
1971
Publisher:
Points
Edition:
1er Trimestre 1974
Language:
fre
ISBN10:
2020006278
ISBN13:
9782020006279
kindle Asin:
2020006278

Le Droit À La Ville

Henri Lefebvre
4.01/5 (73 ratings)
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In March 1968 Henri Lefebvre published The Right to the City. Lefebvre was the first and one of the few who dared herald the end of the industrial town, with the development of its outskirts and suburbs, and the advent of the Urban. Lefebvre saw in the creation of this urban society new hope for the development of more favourable conditions for humanity.
Format:
Mass Market Paperback
Pages:
281 pages
Publication:
1971
Publisher:
Points
Edition:
1er Trimestre 1974
Language:
fre
ISBN10:
2020006278
ISBN13:
9782020006279
kindle Asin:
2020006278

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