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Philosophy and Culture
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Davtyan, N. A. (2009). Modest Charm of Everyday Life or Wwhat Zarathustra did Say. Philosophy and Culture, 8
Davtyan, N. A. Modest Charm of Everyday Life or Wwhat Zarathustra did SayAbstract: Review: the article defines the “iconic” figures we often recall when we philosophize about everyday life. Researchers of common life such as Foucault, Deleuze, Derrida and Bourdieu, were greatly influenced by Marx. According to the author, modern authors admire all forms of everyday life. The author analyzed Nietzsche’s revolution against Everyday life and noted that post-modernists viewed common life as a “remainder” which is left after industrial, political and ideological phenomena. Key words: philosophy, everyday life, human worlds, post-modernism, individual, being, power, commonness, meta textuality.
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