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Introduction,life, and that benefited the public in their everyday life. They desired to produce research that could enlighten all who endeavored to seek their own version of liberation and heightened self-awareness within the increasingly regulated and commercialized social and cultural spheres of the advancing

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Critical Spaces: Public Spaces, the Culture Industry, Critical Theory, and Urbanism,rol of protest. The underlying point, however, is that democracy takes place rather than requires a specific (or specifically designed) site. Occupy’s use oipublic spaces in 2011–2012 reiterates democracy’s performativity, taking place in public spaces because the controls exercised by private owner

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Spatial Form and the Pathologies of Public Reason: Toward a Critical Theory of Space,itical economy, in one form or the other, were accepted as a basis from which to theorize the pathologies of consciousness. But this has been gradually displaced by currents in contemporary critical theory which have advocated the thesis that the basis of an emancipatory consciousness and praxis lie

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Habermas, the Public Sphere, and Democracy,century, and other issues. Few books of the second half of the twentieth century have been so seriously discussed in so many different fields and continue, more than 50 years after its initial publication in 1962, to create controversy and insight.

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Occupy Wall Street and the Arab Spring, public spaces have long played host to political discussion and protest. The book provides a direct assessment of the role that public space plays in political life.978-1-349-48052-4978-1-137-37331-1

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Introduction,al practice—one that did not function within traditional academic disciplinary boundaries, and one that aspired to provide tools by which to approach everyday existence with a critical perspective that valued insight, critique, and social engagement. The interdisciplinary thinkers who came together