Common-Sense and Scientific Interpretation of Human Action

Name: Common-Sense and Scientific Interpretation of Human Action
Author: Schuetz

1953

by Schuetz

PhenomenologyMethodologyEdmund HusserlEpistemologyRationalityMax WeberFriedrich A. HayekFritz MachlupOligopoly

Table of Contents · 19 segments

JSTOR and Journal Front Matterfront_matter

Introduction I.1: Common-Sense and Scientific Constructsessay

Introduction I.2: Particular Structure of Social-Scientific Constructsessay

II.1: Common-Sense Knowledge as Typificationessay

II.2: Intersubjective Character of Common-Sense Knowledgeessay

II.2.a: Reciprocity of Perspectivesessay

II.2.b: Social Origin of Knowledgeessay

II.2.c: Social Distribution of Knowledgeessay

IV.1: Postulate of Subjective Interpretationessay

IV.2: The Social Scientist as Disinterested Observeressay

IV.3: Common-Sense versus Scientific Constructs of Action Patternsessay

IV.4: The Scientific Model of the Social Worldessay

II.3: Structure and Typification of the Social Worldessay

IV.5: Postulates for Scientific Model Constructsessay

V: Scientific Model Constructs of Rational Action Patternsessay

II.4.a: Action, Project, and Motiveessay

VI: Concluding Remarksessay

II.4.c: The Observer of Interactionessay

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