Species of Spaces and Other Pieces
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“We don’t think enough about staircases. Nothing was more beautiful in old houses than the staircases. Nothing is uglier, colder, more hostile, meaner, in today’s apartment buildings. We should learn to live more on staircases. But how?”--Espèces d'espaces (1974) by Georges Perec |
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Espèces d'espaces (1974) is a collection of writings by Georges Perec. It was translated as Species of Spaces and Other Pieces by John Sturrock.
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