This study analyzes a number of socio/psychic differentiation and meaning-axis transformations that are evident in the field of everyday interaction in modern capitalist societies and opens the discussion of the sociological orientations of contemporary social formation. In this one-way discussion, çağcıl considers social relations as a natural extension of the parameter of social change and tries to determine the direction of change. Practical forms of the modern state of humanity, symbolic/symbolic construction of meaning, and cognitive categories are considered together with the axes of conflict and tension, and transformations and differentiation are analyzed in the cultural axis of the distinction between modernity and advanced modernity, using the possibilities of sociological theory. It is noted that the order of everyday interaction has evolved into a different form of socialism through a series of cultural displacements, and emphasis is placed on the more intolerant, evil and decentralized character of everyday relationships. This character both accelerates the collapse of public ideals and mediates the emergence of otherness constructions with new types of violent tendencies. The contribution of the study to the literature can be expressed as an attempt to explore the socio-formation of changes occurring in the networks of symbols, symbols and meaning, symbolizing the codes of tension, conflict and dissociation of today's sociality and order of interaction with a theoretical question.