Everyday Life in the Modern World

Publisher:  Harper Torchbooks, New York, USA
Year First Published:  {15761 Everyday Life in the Modern World EVERYDAY LIFE IN THE MODERN WORLD Lefebvre, Henri Harper Torchbooks New York USA Everyday life is non-philosophical in relation to philosophy and represents reality in relation to ideality. 1968 1971 206pp BC15761s-EverydayLife.jpg B Book 06-131608-3 - <br> <br> <br>Table of Contents <br> <br>1. An Inquery, and Some Discoveries <br>2. The Bureaucratic Society of Controlled Consumption <br>3. Linguistic Phenomena <br>4. Terrorism and Everyday Life <br>5. Towards a Permanent Cultural Revolution CX7411 1 false true false CX7411.htm [0xc001671860 0xc0002c9e30 0xc00050a060 0xc000539920 0xc00022ee10 0xc0008c8c30 0xc000311f80 0xc0003340f0 0xc00075cba0 0xc000b06e70 0xc000f9f830 0xc0024d3200 0xc000a729c0 0xc0017e7bc0 0xc001804690 0xc0018d0d50] Cx}
Year Published:  1971
Pages:  206pp   ISBN:  06-131608-3
Resource Type:  Book
Cx Number:  CX7411

Everyday life is non-philosophical in relation to philosophy and represents reality in relation to ideality.

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Table of Contents

1. An Inquery, and Some Discoveries
2. The Bureaucratic Society of Controlled Consumption
3. Linguistic Phenomena
4. Terrorism and Everyday Life
5. Towards a Permanent Cultural Revolution

Subject Headings

• Bureaucracy
• Consumption
• Cultural Issues
• Daily Life
• Everyday Life
• Humanism
• Linguistics
• Linguistics/Historical
• Marxism
• Philosophy
• Political Philosophy
• Revolution
• Social Change
• Technological Change
• Technological Innovation
• Terrorism