critique of everyday life

The listed editions show page counts ranging from 320 to 912 pages.

The available listings are in English. The only age guidance shown is "22 years and up."

Listings identify a "Vol. 1" and describe the work as part of a larger three-volume Critique of Everyday Life.

The listings show paperback editions; one entry is labeled "Vol. 1," and descriptions refer to the work as a three-volume project.

The listings classify the book under Social Science and Philosophy, with subcategories such as Sociology.

Dimensions vary slightly across listings: height ≈ 9.2 inches, width ≈ 6.05–6.1 inches, thickness ≈ 0.9–1.9 inches. Weights shown include about 1.12 pounds and about 2.6 pounds.

Descriptions call it a magnum opus, describe it as foundational to cultural studies, and credit it with major influence on contemporary philosophy, geography, sociology, architecture, political theory, and urbanism.

Synopses describe it as a monumental magnum opus of "enormous range and subtlety" that examines everyday life. Review quotes include phrases such as "A savage critique of consumerist society" and various praise from reviewers.