Critique of Everyday Life

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Critique of Everyday Life is a seminal work of Marxist philosophy and sociology by Henri Lefebvre that analyzes the structures, alienation, and transformative potential embedded in ordinary daily life under modern capitalism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
work of Marxist philosophy
work of sociology
addresses bureaucratic society of controlled consumption
everyday temporality and space
mass culture
aimsTo reveal hidden structures of domination in everyday life
show transformative potential of everyday practices
author Henri Lefebvre
centralConcept alienation
everydayness
praxis
revolution of everyday life
totality
countryOfOrigin France
firstVolumePublicationYear 1947
focusesOn alienation in daily practices
commodification of everyday life
possibilities of emancipation in everyday life
structures of everyday life
genre Marxist theory
philosophy of everyday life
social theory
hasPart Critique of Everyday Life, Volume I
Critique of Everyday Life, Volume II
Critique of Everyday Life, Volume III
influenced cultural studies
everyday life studies
situationist theory
urban studies
mainSubject Marxism
alienation
everyday life
modern capitalism
originalLanguage French
philosophicalTradition Western Marxism
critical theory
publicationPeriod 1940s–1980s
publisherOfFirstFrenchEdition L’Arche
linked to: L'Arche communities
relatedWork The Production of Space
The Urban Revolution
secondVolumePublicationYear 1961
theoreticalFramework dialectical materialism
historical materialism
thirdVolumePublicationYear 1981

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Henri Lefebvre notableWork Critique of Everyday Life
The Right to the City relatedWork Critique of Everyday Life