Social-philosophical reflection on the phenomenon of everyday life

The paper attempts to make a social-philosophical analysis of everyday life as an empirical sphere of human life. The author shows the interpretation of everyday life from the point of view of phenomenology, existentialism, psychology, and justifies the need for a deeper, thorough analysis of this phenomenon, which can be realized within the framework of social philosophy. The essence of daily life is revealed as a special environment for life activity of individuals and society, various approaches to identifying the structure of daily life are considered, and its analysis is carried out on macro, meso and micro levels. By using ontological, gnoseological and axiological approaches, we can conclude that daily life is shaped and exists as a result of activities that take place in work, life and leisure. The space of daily life has both subjective and objective characteristics and meanings. It has been concluded that everyday life is subject to transformation, just like society itself, and is a dynamic, complex system.