The Structure of Everyday Life

"The Structure of Everyday Life" explores how social norms, routines, and institutions shape our daily experiences. It examines how layers of customs, expectations, and roles influence our behaviors, interactions, and perceptions of the world. By analyzing these patterns, the work reveals the underlying systems that organize our time and activities, providing insight into the social order that guides ordinary life. Essentially, it shows how society’s invisible frameworks help coordinate individual actions and create a sense of stability and meaning in everyday living.