Conceptualization of Everydayness in the Epoch of Digital Culture

The inclusion of diverse media and digital interfaces into the world of human relationships dilutes boundaries between offline and online environment. The article singles out key properties of expanded or “doubled” everyday reality, identifies its new features requiring further reflection and theoretical comprehension in the age of digital culture. It is essential to grasp what differences exist in the digital and pre-digital epochs, how one should “handle” everydayness at present, what ways human sciences can use to monitor online-everydayness.