Lebenswelt as a language game

This article analyzes the multidimensional Lebenswelt category within the phenomenological, hermeneutic traditions and analytical approach. The duality of understanding the world as a subjective and general world where a person exists is methodologically removed if the world is generally understood as the worldliness of world according to the fundamental ontology of M. Heidegger. Life-world structures are constructed by knowledge and experience in culture and language. They are presented before the subject through the language game (L. Wittgenstein), on the one hand, and through a complex system of relations between language and speech, being and language, subject and object, speech and writing, on the other hand. The methodological goal of revealing the “house of being” is the approach of the researcher S.V. Danko. It states that the given meaning of the world lies in experience, and the sustainable values are required for the subject for the semantic perception of the world. Thus, the life-world appears as a sphere providing access to certain types of experience and perception that are the specific forms of life game.