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		https://monoskop.org/images/d/d2/Lefebvre_Henri_Rhythmanalysis_Space_Time_and_Everyday_Life.pdf
		 
		Print it out
		Light a candle
		Put on Tangerine Dream (optional)
		Tell everyone not to disturb you. 
		Breathe
		Use a sharpie (black)
		Cross out words and lines. 
		Write the words that are left as they want to be written.
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		Rhythmanalysis: An Introduction (viii)
		 
		The minutiae of everyday life.
		 
		A turn to Nietzsche and his writings on aesthetics in time.
		 
		Notion of rhythm as it informs a science, a new field of knowledge.
		 
		Rhythm wedded to time. Time falls into repetitions.
		 
		Towns, cities, countryside work in rhythm.
		Moving through social timescales across spaces.
		 
		Rhythms of our bodies and society.
		 
		Things, dressage, artifice, objects, media, and politics have rhythms.
		 
		Such rhythms provide privileged insight.
		 
		Capitalised bodies as a push and pull.
		 
		The rhythms of push and pull responses.
		 
		The general and particular rhythms of life within time.
		 
		Full consciousness of the abstract in order to arrive at the concrete.
	
	
		Lefebvre Rhythmanalysis #22
		
		the game, consequently speculative
		doubtless, inevitable technology
		
		set up a lab, doubt time
		
		accept work to modify perception and conception of time, emotions, concepts, senses [données]
		
		representations, phases, recurrences
		relation to interdisciplinary, spatial places
		
		spaces listen to a symphony
		
		meanings of time present here and there, tinged with melancholy
		
		provoke fabricated presence of nature image
		
		what it is
		what it seeks to evoke
		
		photo
		
		social,
	
	
		Lefebvre Rhythmanalysis #78 (with some shuffling between first and last lines)
		 
		Rhythm must be self exploring complex rhythms.
		 
		Rhythm moving on its trajectory.
		 
		Strong and weak, long and short, recurring stops, silences, blanks, resumptions and interval in movement.
		 
		Time can be repetitions, ruptures and resumptions: internal and external.
		 
		In a reciprocal action, superimpose rhythm to the complex (dialectical) relations on everything that emerges.
		 
		Exploring close vibrations with these combinations (pitch, frequency, vibration, low to high, intensities and tones).
	
	
		
	
	
		SYMPHONEVOKASIENSE
	
	
		Go outside but not completely
		Sense the social rhythms of push and pull
		Doubt time
	
	
		Grasp the meanings of here and there, tinged with melancholy
		Superimpose rhythm to these complex relations on everything that emerges
		Play the game
	
	
		Walk a path that is no longer there
		Listen to the repetitions in emotions
		Overlook noise, noises, murmurs of the lived
	
	
		RESELFING
	
	
		POMBTIONS
	
	
		
			SoundingRhythms
		
	
	
		
			thinking-in movement I
		
	
	
		
			thinking-in movement II
		
	
	
		
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