The Bundling of Geospatial Information with Everyday Experience

Abstract

So long as everyday life remains in thrall to abstract space, with its very concrete constraints; so long as the only improvements to occur are technical improvements of detail (for example, the frequency and speed of transportation, or relatively better amenities); so long, in short, as the only connection between work spaces, leisure spaces and living spaces is supplied by the agencies of political power and by their mechanisms of control-so long must the project of “changing life” remain no more than a political rallying-cry to be taken up or abandoned according to the mood of the moment.

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