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The theory of social action. The correspondence of Alfred Schutz and Talcott

1978

by Schütz and Parsons

[Front Matter and Table of Contents]: The front matter includes the title page, publication details, and a comprehensive table of contents for the correspondence between Alfred Schutz and Talcott Parsons...

PhenomenologyEpistemologyMax WeberMethodologyRationalityAlfred MarshallVilfredo ParetoEdmund HusserlIdeal TypeSubjective ValueImmanuel Kant

Table of Contents · 21 segments

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Front Matter and Table of Contentsfront_matter
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Foreword by Maurice Natansonessay
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Introduction by Richard Grathoffessay
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Part I: Inquiry into the Structure of Social Action - Preliminary Letterstheoretical
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Parsons' Theory of Social Action: A Critical Review by Alfred Schutz (Section A)essay
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Parsons' Theory of Social Action: A Critical Review (Section B - Part 1)essay
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The Voluntaristic Theory of Action and the Problem of Scientific Knowledgetheoretical
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Normative Values and the Theory of Motivestheoretical
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The Limits of the Unit Acttheoretical
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The Subjective Point of View in the Social Sciencestheoretical
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Types and Reality: The Construction of Social Understandingtheoretical
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Parsons' First Response: Misunderstandings and Methodological Divergencetheoretical
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Parsons' Second Response: Rationality and the Logic of Theoretical Systemstheoretical
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Parsons' Third Response: Normative Values, Motives, and the Subjective Point of Viewtheoretical
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Schutz's Rebuttal: Radicalizing the Theory of Actiontheoretical
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Final Correspondence and Editor's Note on the Intellectual Divergencetheoretical
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Part III: Talcott Parsons: A 1974 Retrospective Perspectiveessay
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Richard Grathoff: How Long a Schutz-Parsons Divide?essay
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Notes and Referencesbibliography
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Subject and Name Indexbibliography
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Studies in Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Series Listbibliography
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