Issue #25

DECEMBER, 2018

FOLLOWING THE FOOTSTEPS

Candidate of Sciences (Philosophy)ⓘ; Senior Research Fellowⓘ, Department of Philosophy of Russian History, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences (IPHRAS), Moscow, Russian Federation; ORCID: 0000-0002-5527-6122

h.puck@mail.ru

Everyday Life in the State of Escape

Abstract: It is typical for everyday life to escape from attention of various social actors since it seems to them to be redundant in the context of their own lives and the lives of others. Paradoxically, it turns into a subject of reflection after being lost. Our contemporary is in a somewhat privileged position, since the dynamism of life today allows clearly to see the finitude of various daily states and processes. This knowledge, the author believes, helps both ordinary people and the researcher to be less biased in perceiving and comprehending structural and value characteristics of everyday life, its diversity and ambiguity. The article highlighted complementary coexistence of different variants of daily life that contributed to its integrative role in the society.

DOI: 10.24411/2077-6608-2017-00061

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