Everyday life, democracy and education in the age of populism

Ethics and Education 18 (3-4):299-315 (2023)
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In our day and age, everyday life has become a receptacle of various spheres of human life and development. Its expansion and current role of the main reference point for the valuation of phenomena and processes can be seen in the media, various branches of the economy, politics, education, religion, science, art, new technologies, etc. Therefore, the question that we seek to answer in our article is the following: what is the role of democratic politics and educational practice in the context of the modern appreciation of everyday life as the most essential locus of human life?

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