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| − | =='''Definitions'''==
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| − | '''RHYTHM''' = time + space + energy
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| − | Everywhere where there is interaction between a place, a time and an expenditure of energy, there is rhythm. Therefore:
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| − | a) repetition (of movements, gestures, action, situations, differences)
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| − | b) interferences of linear processes and cyclical processes
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| − | c) birth, growth, peak, then decline and end.
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| − | Rhythm is change and repetition, identity and difference, contrast and continuity.
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| − | Lefebvre uses it as a mode of analysis – a tool.
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| − | The notion of rhythm brings with it also the notions of polyrhytmia, eurhythmia and arrhythmia.
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| − | Lefebvre defines some categories to analyze rhythm:
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| − | *Repetition and difference
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| − | *Mechanical and organic
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| − | *Discovery and creation
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| − | *Cyclical and linear
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| − | *Contnuous and discontinuous
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| − | *Quantitative and qualitative.
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| − | =='''The Rhythmanalytical project'''==
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| − | There is a strong relation between everyday life and rhythm - a concrete modalities of social time.
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| − | We are particulraly interested in the relation between '''cyclical and linear time'''. In this way we can describe daytime in accordance with social categories.
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| − | The realtions of the cyclical time and the linear are not simple: there is between them antagonistic unity - they are in perpetual interaction.
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| − | Cyclical repetition and the linear repetitive separate out under analysis, but in reality interfere with one another constantly. The cyclical originates in the cosmic, in nature: days, nights, seasons, the waves and tides of the sea, monthly cycles, etc. The linear would come rather from social practice, therfore from human activity: the monotony of actions and of movements, imposed structures. The antagonist unity of relations between the cyclical and the linear sometimes gives rise to '''compromises''', sometimes to '''disturbances'''.
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| − | =='''Glossary'''==
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| − | #Polyrhytmia = the use of an instance of simultaneous contrasting rhythms
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| − | #Eurhythmia =
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| − | ##Harmonious relationships among the separate organs of the body
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| − | ##Eurhythmia is also used to indicate the good subjectively conditioned, which is not in the harmonic composition of parts, but in the impression of harmony.
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