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Everyday life is not an attitude, rather it encompasses (or at least it can encompass) different attitudes, including reflective-theoretical attitudes.
Everyday life is not an attitude, rather it encompasses (or at least it can encompass) different attitudes, including reflective-theoretical attitudes.
Everyday life is the space in which ordinary people (or users) reappropriate and subvert repressive cultural institutions imposed upon them.
Everyday life is lived always in the present, a present which provides the measure with which the future is calculated and the past is forgotten.
Everyday life is the world of illusion, and the more often one touches reality, the harder one bounces back to this world of illusion.