Critique of Everyday Life 3

In the first two volumes of Henri Lefebvre's three-volume masterpiece, "Critique of Everyday Life," titled "Introduction" and "Foundations of the Sociology of Everyday Life," the author focused on a critique of real life, where power relations, commodity fetishism, and alienation are reproduced daily, yet it continues to be the foundation for change and revolutions.
In this third volume, titled "From Modernity to Modernism (The Meta-Philosophy of Everyday Life)," following the critique in the first two volumes, he examines the crisis within modernity and technological modernism.

With this third volume of "Critique of Everyday Life," Lefebvre's monumental work is completed. In this final volume, Lefebvre aims to shed light on the changes occurring in everyday life, while also revealing the virtualities inherent in the everyday. In doing so, he investigates the relationship between modernity and the everyday, how this relationship has transformed, and what potential negative impacts this transformation might have on our daily lives.