Reading the Everyday

Focusing on the often-overlooked aspects of daily existence, this book delves into the routines and spaces that shape everyday life. It engages with the theories of notable continental thinkers to analyze how these mundane elements are represented across various media, including news, sitcoms, and surveillance. By shifting the lens from popular culture and consumption to the banalities of office life and urban infrastructure, it seeks to enrich the discourse within cultural studies, highlighting the significance of the ordinary in contemporary society.