A Geography of the Lifeworld (Routledge Revivals)

Exploring the disconnect in modern Western life, the book examines the tension between isolated environments like homes and offices and the pervasive sense of homelessness and isolation. Through a phenomenological lens, it highlights how this malaise stems from the growing divide between individuals and their surroundings. Originally published in 1979, it offers valuable insights for students of human geography, addressing the complexities of human experience in relation to space and place.