Escape from city: an essay about " right to the city" by Henry Lefebvre

Henry Lefebvre is named “Philosopher of city”, because also more or less the same time as he, the other theorists concentrated on the neglected space location too, but among them just Lefebvre was the man who first of all, concentrated on this issue with a philosophical approach and related it to the social action. He believed that space is a social production or a social complex construct. Lefebvre use new and creative methods in order to prove this which among them is the expandation of “Dialectic” to “Trialectics” and using it to explain individual and human social interaction with space. This innovative favorites caused that he has important influence on today dominant theories, including philosophical, economy and political sciences, geography, sociology and literacy critics. My chosen field of theoretical system of Lefebvre, is “right to the city” and I try to focus on the roots of innovation and aim of saying this “Right” by him and I try to focus on the roots of invention by saying this “right” by him. He brings up this his innovative concept with other meaning like human rights (freedom, work, house, education right), but as a right which contains the other rights and realizes them. I have chosen “right to the city” as the subject of this article because of two reasons. First that the publication of his small book to this name in 1986 was the prelude and his the core of innovative theory about the relationship of human and space (city), in order to guide west student movement towards the overall and consistent social activity. The second that the theory that he brought up by this book, did not have a systematic intellectual or philosophic nature. Instead, as he predicted and suggested, (demand and cry) became a social action (praxis) and finally became a global movement in many countries of world and was formalized in their legislation.