Life world" and civil society J. Habermas
The article examines the theory of communicative action and civil society by the follower of the Frankfurt school of philosophy J. Habermas. It is noted that J. Habermas distinguishes civil society from the “life world” and defines it as a social space of interaction of independent individuals who form various communities and associations autonomous from the state and the economy. In the conclusion of the article, it is indicated that his teaching has become a serious scientific, theoretical and methodological basis and a truly inexhaustible ideological source for the formation of many modern models of civil society.