In local schemes, on the contrary, the past is seen as an integral part of the everyday living environment and as economically and socially productive.
The construction, however, does not seem to be part of everyday speech but to be restricted to learned registers.
One area where individual freedom might be restricted and dependence become a reality, is in the management of food in everyday life.
Everyday tasks such as reading for meaning, speech production or translation require other more complex schemas.
The history of the physics of motion provides an example of adverse effects that everyday experiences may have on the development of scientific theories.
What remained to be decided was the ending - how does one leave the spiritual high point of the experience and rejoin the everyday world?
The device contains a set of useful everyday scripts.
The key to understanding the difference is its relation to the 'cultural praxis of everyday life'.
