This concept appears first in the title of a book that uses diagrams of Edmund Carpenter’s research with the Aivilik to argue for an “experiential perspective” of it. The metaphor of a junkie in need of a “fix” for this concept as a result of overaccumulation is put forth in the book The Limits to Capital. The Grundrisse’s image of the “annihilation of [this concept] by time” (15[1])inspired a term in The Condition of Postmodernity (15[1])describing the (*) “compression” of it. (10[1])A “real (10[2])and imagined” form (10[2])of this concept labeled “third” (10[2])was put forth (10[1])by Edward Soja. (10[1])This concept, (10[1])which begins the rhyming title (10[1])of a book by Yi-Fu Tuan, is “perceived,” “conceived,” and (10[1])“lived” according to a 1974 French work (-5[1])of urban theory. (-5[1])For 10 points, Henri Lefebvre wrote a book titled for the “production” (10[1])of what concept, (10[1])which (10[1])is often discussed alongside “place”? (10[1]0[1])■END■ (10[2]0[2])