The Sociology of Space

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The author presents a relational concept of space that integrates social structures, material objects, and symbolic dimensions. Emphasizing the interplay between these elements, the book critiques traditional theories and introduces a dynamic theory of space. This perspective highlights the interdependence of material, social, and symbolic aspects, offering fresh insights into architecture and urban development. The work encourages readers to reconsider how spaces are formed and understood within their relational contexts.