Political sociology of everyday life. Monograph

The monograph reveals the socially and politically significant aspects of everyday life through the analysis of the meanings of life that are either brought to the forefront or hidden during political competition. Elements of everyday life primarily influence the representatives of the younger generation with the aim of involving them in the ranks of political parties and movements. It is demonstrated that many usually unnoticed aspects of everyday reality serve as propaganda products of the political kitchen. The most vivid and effective tools for politicizing mass consciousness are those that allow visualizing and mythologizing everyday life, standing out from it with holidays, parades, and performances.

Addressed to specialists in the fields of sociology and political science. It may also be of interest to historians and cultural scholars. It will attract the attention of a wide range of readers who are eager to learn what lies behind the objects surrounding people every day, while also telling about the specifics of the social and political structure of different states and historical periods.