A Geography of the Lifeworld (Routledge Revivals)

The book explores the growing conflict within modern Western life, highlighting the disconnect between isolated spaces like homes and offices and the mechanical systems that connect them. It adopts a phenomenological perspective to illustrate how this sense of homelessness and isolation may stem from a deepening divide between people and their environments. Originally published in 1979, it offers insights valuable to students of human geography, examining the relationship between individuals and their places in a rapidly changing world.