Schutzian Social Science [Paperback]

Frontispiece. Preface. 1. Regionalism and Political Society; B. Werlen. 2. The Origin of the Political; I. Srubar. 3. On the Study of Human Action: Schutz and Garfinkel on Social Science; G. Psathas. 4. Alfred Schutz's Conception of Multiple Realities Sociologically Interpreted; H. Nasu. 5. Reading Natanson Reading Schutz; H.Y. Jung. 6. Human Action, Ideal Types, and the Market Process: Alfred Schutz and the Austrian Economists; R. Ebeling. 7. Making Sense of Politics in Public Spaces: The Phenomenology of Political Experiences and Activities; D. Cafa?. 8. Schutz on Lifeworld and Cultural Difference; C.-C. Yu. 9. The Phenomenological Foundation of the Social Sciences; T. Nenon. 10. The Purely Possible Political Philosophy of Alfred Schutz; F. Kersten. 11. Values as Critique and the Critique of Values: Voegelin and Schutz on Theory in the Social Sciences; M. Barber. 12. The Ethical-Political Side of Schutz: His Contributions at the 1956 Institute on Ethics concerned with Barriers to Equality of Opportunity; L. Embree. Schutz Texts. Notes on Contributors. Index.Springer Book Archives