Manola Antonioli is a senior lecturer in aesthetics (architecture). She is currently professor of philosophy at the École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Paris la Villette and a researcher at UMR LAVUE7218 CNRS. Guillaume Drevon is a researcher at the Urban Sociology Laboratory of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne. Vincent Kaufmann is professor of urban sociology and mobility analysis at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne. Luca Pattaroni is professor at the Laboratory of Urban Sociology at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne.

• IDIORHYTHMYIntroduction – The Need to Catch Your BreathSATURATIONI. Rhythmic Pathologies– Saturation as a Symptom of Rhythmic Disorders– A Major Epistemological ChallengeEURHYTHMYII. The Stakes of Rhythm– Linguistics, Poetics, and Politics of Rhythm– The Fragile Articulation of Space and Time– Rethinking Territory Through Rhythmic Space-TimePOLYRHYTHMYIII. Exploring Rhythmic Forms– Moving Beyond Dichotomies– Revisiting Spatio-Temporal Configurations– New Materials for Rhythm Analysis– Conceptualizing Rhythm in the Social Sciences– Bridging Practices and Lived Experiences of Rhythm– Key Principles for Rhythm AnalysisCHOREO-POLITICSIV. Toward a Choreopolitical Proposal– Rhythmic Powers– Foundations for a Choreopolitics– Prospects for Future Choreopolitical ProjectsConclusion – The Possibility of a Life