Improvised Lives: Rhythms of Endurance in an Urban South (After the Postcolonial)
Improvised Lives examines the rhythms of endurance that shape everyday existence in an urban South. Through a postcolonial lens, Abdoumaliq Simone considers improvisation as a way of understanding how urban life is sustained, organized, and experienced amid uncertainty and change.
About This Book
Improvised Lives explores how life is sustained and shaped through improvisation in an urban South.
The book focuses on rhythms of endurance, drawing attention to the practices and experiences that make everyday urban life possible.
Presented within a postcolonial framework, it considers how cities and their inhabitants navigate uncertainty, change, and persistence.
Abdoumaliq Simone offers a focused study of urban experience, endurance, and the creative dimensions of ordinary life.
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