A friendship that lasted a lifetime: the correspondence between Alfred Schütz and Eric Voegelin

Name: A friendship that lasted a lifetime: the correspondence between Alfred Schütz and Eric Voegelin
Author: Schütz and Voegelin

2011

by Schütz and Voegelin

Eric VoegelinPhenomenologyPolitical PhilosophyEdmund HusserlMax WeberVilfredo ParetoPositivismMethodologyAristotlePlatoThomas AquinasCommunismImmanuel KantTotalitarianismIdeal TypeFriedrich NietzscheAdam SmithAncient PhilosophyFriedrich A. HayekFriedrich von WieserLiberalismRussian RevolutionVoltaireSpeculationFrench RevolutionGeorg Wilhelm Friedrich HegelUtilitarianismRationalityAuguste ComteJohn LockeKarl MarxDialectical MaterialismVladimir LeninHistorical SchoolWalter EuckenEpistemologyThomas HobbesAnthropologyHans KelsenJoseph StalinHuman ActionAmerican Revolution

Table of Contents · 97 segments

Cover Title Pagechapter

Other Books in the Eric Voegelin Seriesbibliography

Main Title Page, Copyright, and Contentschapter

Acknowledgmentschapter

Abbreviationschapter

Editors' Introduction: A Friendship That Lasted a Lifetimeessay

Letter 1: Schütz to Voegelin, July 31, 1938chapter

Letter 2: Schütz to Voegelin, October 15, 1938chapter

Letter 3: Voegelin to Schütz, October 25, 1938chapter

Letter 4: Schütz to Voegelin, March 3, 1939chapter

Letter 5: Schütz to Voegelin, June 30, 1939chapter

Letter 6: Schütz to Voegelin, August 16, 1939chapter

Letter 7: Voegelin to Schütz, August 19, 1939chapter

Letter 8: Voegelin to Schütz, November 23, 1940chapter

Letter 9: Schütz to Voegelin, December 2, 1940chapter

Letter 10: Voegelin to Schütz, December 31, 1940chapter

Letter 11: Voegelin to Schütz, May 28, 1941chapter

Letter 12: Schütz to Voegelin, June 12, 1941chapter

Letter 13: Schütz to Voegelin, January 12, 1943chapter

Notes to Previous Schütz Letterfootnotes

Letter 14: Voegelin on Siger de Brabant and Sentiments in Political Ideastheoretical

Letter 15: Voegelin’s Critique of Husserl’s Crisis and Transcendental Phenomenologytheoretical

Letter 16: Rationality, the Stranger, and Social Institutionstheoretical

Letter 17: Schütz Responds to the Husserl Critiqueessay

Letter 18: Voegelin on Sharing the Husserl Letter and Publishing The Strangeressay

Letter 19: Schütz Reports Losing the Husserl Letteressay

Letter 20: Voegelin Promises a New Carbon Copyessay

Letter 21: Voegelin Sends the Husserl Letter and Related Draftsessay

Endnote to previous letter and Letter 22: Voegelin to Schütz, November 8, 1943chapter

Letter 23: Schütz to Voegelin on Husserl’s Crisis and Philosophical Traditiontheoretical

Letter 24: Voegelin to Schütz on Farber’s Husserl Book Reviewchapter

Letter 25: Schütz to Voegelin on Farber, Husserl, and Anamnesischapter

Letter 26: Voegelin to Schütz on Husserl, Tradition, Relevance, and Historytheoretical

Letter 27: Voegelin to Schütz on Farber Reviews and Leading Concepts of Phenomenologychapter

Letter 28: Schütz to Voegelin on Health, Work, Eliot, Hayek, and Kaufmannchapter

Letter 29: Voegelin to Schütz on Apostasy, Methodology, Kaufmann, and Hayekchapter

Letter 30: Schütz to Voegelin, April 12/15, 1945essay

Letter 31: Voegelin to Schütz, April 21, 1945essay

Letter 32: Schütz to Voegelin, June 30, 1945essay

Letter 33: Voegelin to Schütz, July 17, 1945essay

Letter 34: Voegelin to Schütz, August 12, 1945essay

Letter 35: Schütz to Voegelin, September 9, 1945essay

Letter 36: Voegelin to Schütz, September 17, 1945essay

Letter 37: Schütz to Voegelin, September 21, 1945essay

Letter 38: Voegelin to Schütz, October 6, 1945essay

Letter 39: Schütz to Voegelin, October 20, 1945essay

Letter 40: Voegelin to Schütz, November 22, 1945essay

Letter 41: Schütz to Voegelin, December 19, 1945essay

Letter 42: Voegelin to Schütz, December 31, 1947essay

Letter 43: Voegelin to Schütz, undated 1948essay

Letter 44: Schütz to Voegelin, August 10, 1948theoretical

Letter 45: Voegelin to Schütz, August 23, 1948essay

Letter 46: Schütz to Voegelin, December 22, 1948theoretical

Letter 47: Voegelin to Schütz, January 1, 1949theoretical

Letter 48: Voegelin to Schütz, January 6, 1949essay

Letter 49: Schütz to Voegelin, February 4, 1949essay

Letter 50: Voegelin to Schütz, March 22, 1949essay

Letter 51: Schütz to Voegelin on Character Types and Skepticism, November 1, 1949theoretical

Letter 52: Schütz to Voegelin on Gilson, Guggenheim, Marianne Low, and Heidegger, November 1, 1949essay

Letter 53: Voegelin to Schütz on Epistemology, Peitho, Spirit, and Historicity of Truth, November 7, 1949theoretical

Letter 54: Voegelin to Schütz on the Walgreen Lectures, January 2, 1951essay

Letter 55: Voegelin to Schütz Sending the Introduction to the Walgreen Lectures, April 15, 1951essay

Letter 56: Schütz to Voegelin on Relevance, Value, Weber, and Positivism, April 22–27, 1951theoretical

Letter 57: Voegelin to Schütz on Relevance, Theory, Ontology, and Weber, April 30, 1951theoretical

Letter 58: Schütz to Voegelin on Homer’s Iliadtheoretical

Letter 59: Voegelin on Homer, the Discovery of the Soul, and Santayanatheoretical

Letter 60: Schütz on Voegelin’s Illness, Santayana, More, and Kelsenessay

Letter 61: Voegelin on the Thou, Primordial Participation, and Action Theorytheoretical

Letter 62: Schütz on Husserl, Relevance, Values, and Scientific Pluralismtheoretical

Letter 63: Voegelin on Relevance Theory, Aristotelian Ethics, and the Thoutheoretical

Letter 64: Schütz on The New Science of Politics and Jakob Taubesessay

65. Schütz to Voegelin: Relevance, Representation, and Gnosticismtheoretical

66. Voegelin to Schütz: Christianity, Transcendence, and Essential Christianitytheoretical

67. Voegelin to Schütz: Gnosticism, Immanentization, and the Eidos of Historytheoretical

68. Voegelin to Schütz: The Problem of the Thoutheoretical

69. Voegelin to Schütz: Husserl, Brecht, and Santayanaessay

70. Schütz to Voegelin: Husserl Review and Brecht's Receptionessay

Letter 71: Voegelin to Schütz on Common Sense, Social Science, and the Plan of Deathessay

Letter 72: Schütz to Voegelin on Social Science Foundations and Being to Deathessay

Letter 73: Schütz on Reading Israel and Revelationessay

Letter 74: Voegelin on Schütz’s Husserl Essay and Gnosticismessay

Letter 75: Schütz on Royaumont, Phenomenology, and Order and Historyessay

Letter 76: Voegelin on Operative Concepts, Husserl, and Reviews of Israelessay

Letter 77: Schütz on Israel and Revelation and Theoretical Questionsessay

Letter 78: Schütz on Receiving The World of the Polis and Plato and Aristotleessay

Letter 79: Schütz on Voegelin’s Munich Successes, Travel Plans, and Healthessay

Letter 80: Voegelin on Schütz’s Health, Munich Visit, and Toynbeeessay

Letter 81: Schütz on the Greek Volumes of Order and Historyessay

Letter 82: Voegelin on Munich Arrangements and Problems of Transcendenceessay

Letter 83: Schütz on Louvain, Venice, Jean Wahl, and Soviet Philosophyessay

Letter 84: Voegelin on Jean Wahl, Soviet Philosophy, and the German Translation of Israelessay

Letter 85: Voegelin on His Inaugural Lecture, Gnosticism, and the Opening of Letter 86theoretical

Letter 86: Schütz to Voegelin, February 3, 1959essay

Letter 87: Schütz to Voegelin, April 4, 1959essay

Letter 88: Voegelin to Schütz, April 30, 1959essay

Appendix: Complete List of Letters in the Schütz-Voegelin Correspondencebibliography

Indexbibliography