Definition of lifeworld in English:

lifeworld

nounˈlaɪfwəːldˈlīfwərld

Philosophy

All the immediate experiences, activities, and contacts that make up the world of an individual or corporate life.
〔哲〕生活世界（构成个人或集团生活内容的全部直接经历、活动和联系）
Example sentencesExamples
- You might want to consider it as a meta-ideology - a notion of when to apply analysis and abstracted reason to the lifeworld in which we interact and exist.
- By the lifeworld we understand the shared common understandings, including values, that develop through face to face contacts over time in various social groups, from families to communities.
- The laying bare of the essential structures of the lifeworld would be what Husserl calls the ontology of the lifeworld.
- Let me outline this in the form of two simple propositions: Modernity pluralizes the lifeworlds of individuals and consequently undermines all taken-for-granted certainties.
- But we also have the hermeneutical account of the everyday world of our own activities and individual things in our lifeworld, such as a workshop.

Origin

1940s: translating German Lebenswelt.

Definition of lifeworld in US English:

lifeworld

nounˈlīfwərld

Philosophy

All the immediate experiences, activities, and contacts that make up the world of an individual or corporate life.
〔哲〕生活世界（构成个人或集团生活内容的全部直接经历、活动和联系）
Example sentencesExamples
- The laying bare of the essential structures of the lifeworld would be what Husserl calls the ontology of the lifeworld.
- Let me outline this in the form of two simple propositions: Modernity pluralizes the lifeworlds of individuals and consequently undermines all taken-for-granted certainties.
- But we also have the hermeneutical account of the everyday world of our own activities and individual things in our lifeworld, such as a workshop.
- By the lifeworld we understand the shared common understandings, including values, that develop through face to face contacts over time in various social groups, from families to communities.
- You might want to consider it as a meta-ideology - a notion of when to apply analysis and abstracted reason to the lifeworld in which we interact and exist.

Origin

1940s: translating German Lebenswelt.

单词	lifeworld
释义	Definition of lifeworld in English: lifeworld nounˈlaɪfwəːldˈlīfwərld Philosophy All the immediate experiences, activities, and contacts that make up the world of an individual or corporate life. 〔哲〕生活世界（构成个人或集团生活内容的全部直接经历、活动和联系） Example sentencesExamples You might want to consider it as a meta-ideology - a notion of when to apply analysis and abstracted reason to the lifeworld in which we interact and exist. By the lifeworld we understand the shared common understandings, including values, that develop through face to face contacts over time in various social groups, from families to communities. The laying bare of the essential structures of the lifeworld would be what Husserl calls the ontology of the lifeworld. Let me outline this in the form of two simple propositions: Modernity pluralizes the lifeworlds of individuals and consequently undermines all taken-for-granted certainties. But we also have the hermeneutical account of the everyday world of our own activities and individual things in our lifeworld, such as a workshop. Origin 1940s: translating German Lebenswelt. Definition of lifeworld in US English: lifeworld nounˈlīfwərld Philosophy All the immediate experiences, activities, and contacts that make up the world of an individual or corporate life. 〔哲〕生活世界（构成个人或集团生活内容的全部直接经历、活动和联系） Example sentencesExamples The laying bare of the essential structures of the lifeworld would be what Husserl calls the ontology of the lifeworld. Let me outline this in the form of two simple propositions: Modernity pluralizes the lifeworlds of individuals and consequently undermines all taken-for-granted certainties. But we also have the hermeneutical account of the everyday world of our own activities and individual things in our lifeworld, such as a workshop. By the lifeworld we understand the shared common understandings, including values, that develop through face to face contacts over time in various social groups, from families to communities. You might want to consider it as a meta-ideology - a notion of when to apply analysis and abstracted reason to the lifeworld in which we interact and exist. Origin 1940s: translating German Lebenswelt.
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