Alfred Schutz on Phenomenology and Social Relations

Acknowledgments
Introduction by Helmut R. Wagner
I. Phenomenological Foundations
1. Phenomenological Baseline
2. The Life-World
II. The Cognitive Setting of the Life-World
3. Social Interpretation and Individual Orientation
4. Social Means of Orientation and Interpretation
5. Selective Attention: Relevances and Typification
III. Acting in the Life-World
6. Acting and Planning
7. Freedom, Choice, and Interest
IV. The World of Social Relationships
8. Interactional Relationships
9. Interpersonal Communication
10. Indirect Social Relationships
11. Distribution of Knowledge
V. Realms of Experience
12. Transcendences and Multiple Realities
VI. The Province of Sociology
13. Interpretative Sociology
14. Sociological Inquiries
Epilogue: Social Science Makes Sense
Glossary
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