Communications as a mirror of everyday being

Daily life as a peculiar sphere of reality covers life experiences of many generations and forms communication practices. Spatial boundaries transformation as well as any transformation of daily being inevitably affects practices of information exchange between subjects, which allows, through communicative skills, including language preferences, to trace the peculiarities of daily life activities at different stages of the existence of social development, as well as to identify the dominant factors forming value orientations and behavior standards of society, and to determine its development direction.