Kasdienybė kaip klasikinės filosofijos paraštinis fenomenas

Milerius, Nerijus

doi:10.15388/problemos.2018.0.0.11991

Cited by 3 publications

(3 citation statements)

References 0 publications

Supporting

Mentioning

Contrasting

Unclassified

Order By: Relevance

“…Kasdienybei daug dėmesio skyrė filosofai, pavyzdžiui, György Lukácsas, Martinas Heideggeris, Ágnes Heller, Alfredas Schützas. Lietuvoje kasdienybę įvairiais aspektais tyrinėjo filosofas Nerijus Milerius (Milerius 2018). Ši tema itin svarbi sociologams -Henri Lefebvre'ui, kuris geriausiai žinomas kaip kasdienio gyvenimo kritikas, Micheliui de Certeau, Ervinui Goffmanui, Peteriui L. Bergeriui, Thomasui Luckmannui (Lefebvre 2014;de Certeau 1984;Goffman 2000;Berger, Luckmann 1999) ir kitiems.…”

Section: Teorinės Prieigosunclassified

„Diena be nuotykių“: kasdienybės laiko tvarkymas vidutiniame Lietuvos miestelyje

Dambrauskaitė

2024

Lietuvos Etnologija / Lithuanian Ethnology

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

The article discusses the peculiarities of daily time management of people living in medium-sized Lithuanian towns. The prevailing concepts of everyday life are examined, focusing on the meanings of everyday life and time that emerge from the emic perspective of the respondents. Aspects of respondents’ daily routine rhythm, coordination of social time and planning of agendas are revealed. It shows how a resident of an average Lithuanian town organises their time in everyday life. The article analyses the data of the field survey conducted in the towns of Josvainiai and Ramygala from January 2020 to October 2020.

show abstract

Section: Teorinės Prieigosunclassified

„Diena be nuotykių“: kasdienybės laiko tvarkymas vidutiniame Lietuvos miestelyje

Dambrauskaitė

2024

Lietuvos Etnologija / Lithuanian Ethnology

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

show abstract

“…Tokios revizijos, kurios siekia Debord'as, esmę paranku nusakyti Talio ir tarnaitės istorijoje išryškintais opozicijos terminais (Milerius 2018). Hansas Blumenbergas (2015: 3) išskyrė keturias Talio ir tarnaitės istorijoje regimas priešpriešas: žemės ir dangaus, žemiško žinojimo ir dangiško pažinimo, moters ir vyro bei vergovės ir laisvės.…”

Section: G Debord'as: Kasdienybė Kaip Spektaklio Visuomenės Kritikaunclassified

The Everyday as Revolution and Resistance: G. Debord and M. de Certeau

Milerius

2019

PRB

Self Cite

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

The paper analyzes the effort to rethink the status of everyday life in the context of consumer society. Two concepts of everyday life are interpreted – Guy Debord’s critique of society of the spectacle, and Michel de Certeau’s concept of everyday life as resistance. As Debord says, the purpose of the critique of the everyday is to recharge the entire system of capitalism. By capturing the radical contrast between the current meager status of everyday life and the potential of the everyday, Debord was convinced that a radical discrimination of everyday life can only be overcome by radical means – the revolution of the everyday. Rejecting the possibility of transforming the entire structure of the society through everyday life, de Certeau focused on the everyday as resistance to the strategic domains of society. Thus, de Certau’s goal is not to transform the entire system, but to maintain the resilient potential of everyday life as a constant opportunity for daily renewal. The paper concludes that it is the attitudes of everyday life such as resistance that have influenced visual and urban studies.

show abstract

“…Minėta teorinė prieiga vertinga tuo, kad padeda tiria mąjį lauką vertinti ne tik kaip "čia ir dabar" esantį nusistovėjusių įpročių, bendruomeninių santykių ir tradicijų samplaiką, bet ir kaip besitęsiantį, aukštesnių galios santykių paveiktą darinį. Kasdienybę nagrinėja ir kitų sričių mokslininkai: filosofas Nerijus Milerius į kasdie nybę žiūri kaip į neišvengiamą santykį su pasauliu [30], o istorikė Dalia Marcinkevičienė, pasitelkdama žodinės istorijos (oral history) metodus, tyrinėjo kasdienybę per moterų ir istorijos santykį [29].…”

unclassified

The Trajectories of the Daily Routine of Josvainiai Town in Online Periodicals

Dambrauskaitė¹

2020

lituanistica

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Based on the articles in online periodicals, the author aims to investigate and to find out if daily life can be examined in general through the method of analysis of online periodicals and if so, how these periodicals can be useful in carrying out field research. Research into the daily routine is relevant in Lithuania because it can help in revealing the modern life style of the country’s population that consists of the common fields of a person as a social unit and also indicates the trends in these fields. Understanding the daily routine of modern Lithuanian population is valuable in that it promotes a better understanding of current ethnic culture and traditions, evaluation of their change at the turn of the centuries, and defining the changing social and communal relations. Modern Lithuanian cities seem to be obliged to seek progress and increase the level of globalization, while towns are turning into certain ethno-cultural centres where the traditional lifestyle or its relicts are maintained longer. Modern daily life of Lithuanian towns is revealed as more unique and less affected by external influences. Not only can attempts at gaining information on the daily routine of a town by analysis of online periodicals assist in checking its usefulness and reliability; it also enables finding out how the media interacts with individual and communal memory of a town, and the understanding of how publicistic discourse creates and at the same time reflects the daily routine of a certain residential area that is usually invisible and unknown. Analysed in this paper are articles about Josvainiai, a small town in Kėdainiai district, and its daily routine from the period of 2016–2019 selected by specific keywords from www.rinkosaikste.lt, the news website of Kėdainiai district. The aim is to investigate if the daily routine as a research object can in general be knowable in such a platform. The gathered and analysed information shows that certain fields of daily life, such as specific geographic features, community gathering places, relationships of certain persons or groups, and individual aspects of daily life can be relatively accessible in online periodicals, but they cannot substitute the reliable and in-depth data gathered during field research. Since the primary aim of journalistic articles is to inform and to enlighten, they are not intended for a thorough understanding of a particular phenomenon. However, they can be useful as secondary sources supplementing the data about the town and the daily life of its community gathered during field research.

show abstract

Kasdienybė kaip klasikinės filosofijos paraštinis fenomenas

Cited by 3 publications

References 0 publications

„Diena be nuotykių“: kasdienybės laiko tvarkymas vidutiniame Lietuvos miestelyje

„Diena be nuotykių“: kasdienybės laiko tvarkymas vidutiniame Lietuvos miestelyje

The Everyday as Revolution and Resistance: G. Debord and M. de Certeau

The Trajectories of the Daily Routine of Josvainiai Town in Online Periodicals

Contact Info

Product

Resources

About