Part 1. Particularity, Individuality, Society, Species-Essentiality 1. The Abstract Concept of ‘Everyday Life’ 2. The ‘Person’: a Breakdown of the Concept 3. The Person and his World Part 2. The Everyday and the Non-Everyday 4. The Heterogeneity of Everyday Life 5. From the Everyday to the Generic Part 3. The Organizational Framework of Everyday Life 6. Objectivation ‘In Itself’ and ‘For Itself’ 7. Species-Essential Activity ‘In Itself’ 8. The Common Properties of Species-Essential Objectivations ‘In Itself’ 9. The Special Propoerties of Species-Essential Objectivations ‘In Itself’ 10. The General Schemes of Conduct and Knowledge in Everyday Life Part 4. The Roots of the Needs and Objectivations Making for Species-Essentiality ‘For Itself’, as Generated in Everyday Life 11. Everyday Knowledge 12. Everyday Contact 13. The Personality in Everyday Life
Biography
Ágnes Heller
