On the "living world" and "life process" of individuals and society
The author shows that Husserl's "life world" with its "non-existence of the world despite its ongoing existence in experience" demoralizes an average person, involving him into religion and virtual world populated by "ideal" obedient selfish mannequins being in a state of religious self-alienation, self-absorbed and opposed to the real world. It is concluded that it is not "life-world", but "life process" that is of any interest to those who analyze the existence of individuals and society as a whole.