The lifeworld is one of the more complicated concepts in phenomenology, mainly because of its status as both personal and intersubjective.
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This results in humans ('lifeworld actors') losing a sense of responsibility with a chain of negative social consequences.
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Habermas incorporated the notion of the lifeworld and emphasized the importance for social theory of interaction, communication, labor, and production.
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The coordination of action plans, which constitutes the social integration of the lifeworld, can be accomplished either through consensus or influence.
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People are invited to reach out for real lifeworld realities of multiple cultures and go beyond transcendence to make true of holistic union.
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Both practices and cultural views of masturbation have continued to evolve in the 21st Century, partly because the contemporary lifeworld is increasingly technical.
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For Habermas, these three spheres are the domain of experts, and therefore need to be mediated with the " lifeworld " by philosophers.
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Ong calls Ramus's use of outlines, " a reorganization of the whole of knowledge and indeed of the whole human lifeworld ."
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By this means, lifeworld describes a person's subjectively experienced world, whereas life conditions describe the person's actual circumstances in life.
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Thus, a person's lifeworld correlates with the person's life conditions in the same way than subjective reality correlates with objective reality.
