Social Consent: Interpretation in the Study of Everyday Life
The article deals with the problems of applying a cognitive approach in the study of everyday life. The methodological setting introduces perception of social groups as the original unit in the study of everyday life. It assumes a certain deployment of everyday life as a collective life order - from solidarity to acceptance of the idea of consent that appears, as forms of group interaction and connections with social institutions grow. Respectively, cultures oriented on coordinated actions of social groups, here assume other ways of everyday life deployment. The work emphasizes both the importance of synthesis of the structural and functional and genetic study of everyday life, and the peculiarity of each approach.