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From: "lisa poggiali" <lpoggi...@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 9 Nov 2008 18:17:49 -0800
Local: Sun, Nov 9 2008 9:17 pm
Subject: Lefebvre's Writings on Cities: roundtable discussion
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[please distribute widely]

"The Postcolonial City" presents

A roundtable discussion on selections from
Writing on Cities by Henri Lefebvre

When: 1st week in December (exact date TBA)
Where: Stanford University, Main Quad, Bldng 50, room 51A
Lunch will be provided

If you are interested in discussing Lefebvre's work on cities, space and
time please
**RSVP** to poggi...@stanford.edu **no later than Friday, November 14**.
Books will be distributed the week of November 18 to all those who plan to
attend.

Please contact poggi...@stanford.edu with any questions.

thanks,
lisa

"The Postcolonial City" is sponsored by the Stanford Humanities Center.

--
Lisa Poggiali, Ph.D Student
Department of Anthropology
Main Quad, Building 50
450 Serra Mall
Stanford University
Stanford, CA  94305-2034
tel: 917-699-3302
e-mail: poggi...@stanford.edu


 
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