text: This two-word concept titles a book which closes with the chapter "
full_question: This two-word concept titles a book which closes with the chapter "You're Fucking Around With Us? - Not For Long!"; that work predicts that poetic vandalism will bring about its revolution and was written by Raoul Vaneigem. Another book named for this two-word concept argues that a man standing on top of the Twin Towers is unable to understand this concept unless he becomes a flaneur and treats the city below as a text that he is both reading and writing. A tome named for this two- word concept discusses a "sociology of the dustbin" and criticizes capitalism for creating the vicious circle of work's boredom necessitating leisure, which is itself necessary since identities can't be established through work. In that three volume work, this concept is comprised of a triad of "subway, work, sleep" for suburban commuters that gives rise to a false consciousness. For 10 points, Michel de Certeau discussed "The Practice of" what concept, which is the subject of a massive "Critique" by Henri Lefebvre?
first_sentence: This two-word concept titles a book which closes with the chapter "
raw_answer: everyday life [or vie quotidienne; or The Revolution of Everyday Life; or The Practice of Everyday Life; or The Critique of Everyday Life]