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Lebenswelt

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Lebenswelt

Term used by Edmund Husserl in his later philosophy to distinguish the lived world of ordinary individuals from the world of science. The main task of phenomenology is the understanding of the Lebenswelt.



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7) He believed all mythological, religious, artistic and other forms of knowledge have their Origen in the Lebenswelt or lived experience.
The cloud as symbol: destruction or dialogue by Basker, Jacqueline Taylor / Cross Currents
The grotesque belongs to quotidian life no less than to the history of art (more so, I believe), and Storr's exhibition potentially revives the now antique avant-gardist position that the territorial borders between lived and aesthetic experience might, even for an instant, be erased; that the flux and reflux of grotesquerie could circulate freely between discrete art objects and the Lebenswelt of those who regard them.
"Disparities and Deformations: Our Grotesque"; SITE Santa Fe by Rimanelli, David / Artforum International
Eine sozialgeschichtliche Untersuchungihrer Lebenswelt (Weinheim/Basel, 1981), p.
The structures of toy consumption: bourgeois domesticity and demand ... by Hamlin, David / Journal of Social History
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