pointed violations of these territorial arrangements'. Lacan considered that 'it would be worthwhile mapping the places in social space that our culture has assigned to these [psychotic] subjects', and saw their difficulties as in part 'the effects of the breakdown produced by the symbolic discordances that characterize the complex structures of civilization': what Goffman termed '"The Insanity of Place"'. Cultural examples In Pride and Prejudice, Darcy is initially riven with 'uncertainty as to whether he can bring himself to cross the great social space which, as he sees it (he is still proud), separates Elizabeth from himself'. In 'postmodern art...a cubist painting presents multiple perspectives simultaneously, fracturing "space" and literally requiring any single spectator to be in several different places at once...this postmodern crisis of subjectivity'. 'Lefebvre suggests that art may come to be defined "less as a code of space than as a code of representational spaces"' - 'the space of representations and the representation of space...a mental space ' which both reflects and interacts with social space. See also References Further reading Desmond Morris, Manwatching (London 1987) Henri Lefebvre, The Production of Space (1991) Alfred Schutz, The Phenomenology of the Social World (Illinois 1997) Community building Social influence Public relations Places by type