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Der Sinnhafte Aufbau der Sozialen Welt
1932
by
Schütz
Edmund Husserl
Max Weber
Methodology
Phenomenology
Ideal Type
Rationality
Determinism
Causality
Teleology
Interest Rates
Legal Theory
Hans Kelsen
Ludwig von Mises
Expectations
Austrian School
Marginal Utility
Table of Contents · 70 segments
1
Title Page and Preface
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Table of Contents
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Section 1: Introductory Investigations - The Problem of Sociology's Scientific Character
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The Achievements and Limits of Max Weber's Sociology
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The Need for a Phenomenological Foundation of the Social Sciences
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Critique of Weber's Concept of Meaningful Action
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The Problem of the Alter Ego and Subjective Meaning
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Critique of Weber's 'Current' and 'Motivational' Understanding
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Subjective and Objective Meaning in Social Science
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Transition to Constitutive Analysis: Action vs. Act
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Note on Phenomenological Method
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Section 2: The Constitution of Meaningful Experience - Duration, Retention, and Reproduction
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Meaning-Giving Experiences and Spontaneous Activity
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The Concept of Action: Project and Protention
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Conscious Action and its Evidence
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The Evidence of Conscious Action and the Role of Phantasy
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The Temporal Distinction Between Action and Act
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Voluntary Action and the Problem of Choice (Bergson's Critique)
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Polythetic and Monothetic Acts in Decision Making
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Summary: Clarification of the Original Concept of Meaning
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Attentional Modifications and the 'Attention à la vie'
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Context of Experience: Meaning-Context and Experience-Context
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The Structure of the World of Experience and Interpretive Schemes
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The Motivational Context as a Meaning-Context
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Critique of Weber's Theory of Motivation
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The 'In-Order-To' Motive (Um-zu-Motiv)
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The Constitution of the Action Project
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The Genuine 'Because' Motive (Das echte Weil-Motiv)
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Choice, Interest, and the Transition to Intersubjectivity
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Foundations of a Theory of Understanding Others
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The Inaccessibility of Subjective Meaning
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Simultaneity and the Stream of Consciousness of the Other
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Levels of Understanding: From Self-Interpretation to Understanding Others
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Understanding Signs and Communication
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The Process of Genuine Understanding of Others
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Expressive Movements vs. Expressive Actions
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Theory of Signs and Sign Systems
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Subjective and Occasional Meaning of Signs
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The Dialectic of Meaning-Setting and Meaning-Interpretation
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The Motive of Communication
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Product and Evidence: Subjective vs. Objective Meaning
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Applications in the Humanities and Social Sciences
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Introduction to the Structural Analysis of the Social World
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Social Regions: Umwelt, Mitwelt, Vorwelt, and Folgewelt
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Critique of Max Weber's Concept of Social Action
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The Social Relationship: Einstellungsbeziehung and Wirkensbeziehung
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The Motivational Structure of Social Relationships
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The Social Environment and the We-Relationship
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Analysis of the Environmental Social Relationship
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Environmental Observation
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Transition to the Problem of the Social Contemporary World
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Continuous Social Relationships and the Shift to Anonymity
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The Gradations of Anonymity in the Contemporary World
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The Alter Ego in the Mitwelt as Ideal Type
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The Constitution of the Personal Ideal Type
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The Genesis of Typification: Material and Personal Ideal Types
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The Relativity of Ideal Types and the Problem of Relevance
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Anonymity and Content-Fullness of Ideal Types
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Social Relationships and Observation in the Mitwelt
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Das Verstehen der Vorwelt und das Problem der Geschichte
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Die Kontinuität der Geschichte und die Folgewelt
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Rückblick auf die bisherigen Untersuchungsergebnisse
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Die soziale Mitwelt und die Typisierung
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Die mitweltliche Beobachtung und das Problem der Sozialwissenschaften
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Die Funktion des Idealtypus in Webers Soziologie
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Kausaladäquanz und Sinnadäquanz
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Objektive und subjektive Chance sowie Rationalität
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Objektiver und subjektiver Sinn in den Sozialwissenschaften
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Schluß: Hinweis auf weitere Probleme
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Namenverzeichnis und Verlagsanzeigen
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