Uncover the deep links between learning and everyday life in this essential work by renowned social anthropologist Jean Lave. Delve into a critical theory of practice that defines learning as a collective, transformative process embedded within the historically political relations of daily existence. Through compelling ethnographic accounts of work, apprenticeship, and changing practices over two decades, gain profound insights into access, participation, and the evolution of learning. An indispensable resource for students and professionals in anthropology, education, and social sciences seeking to master contemporary learning theories.