Rhythmanalysis

Rhythmanalysis is a concept introduced by French philosopher Henri Lefebvre that examines how social rhythms influence our daily lives and spatial experiences. It focuses on the repetitive patterns—like work hours, seasonal changes, or cultural events—that shape human activity and interactions within urban environments. By analyzing these rhythms, we can better understand how they affect our behavior, relationships, and even our emotions. Essentially, it's about recognizing the rhythms of life that govern how we experience time and space, leading to insights on the interplay between people and their environment.