Gesammelte Aufsätze II

Name: Gesammelte Aufsätze II
Author: Schütz

1972

by Schütz

PhenomenologyEdmund HusserlMax WeberRationalityIdeal TypeMethodologyVilfredo ParetoMarginal UtilityDemocracyPolitical PhilosophyAristotleDialectical MaterialismThomas AquinasBureaucracyLiberalismAncient PhilosophyEgalitarianismPlatoSocial JusticeAnthropologyGunnar MyrdalJean-Jacques RousseauDeterminismUncertainty

Table of Contents · 43 segments

Title Page and Publication Metadatabibliography

Editor’s Preface and Publication History of the Essaysessay

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Part I: Pure Theory — The Social World and the Theory of Social Actionessay

The Problem of Rationality in the Social World, I-II: Problem, Parsons, and Levels of Observationessay

The Problem of Rationality in the Social World, III-IV: Everyday Social World and Cookbook Knowledgeessay

The Problem of Rationality in the Social World, V-VI: Equivocations of Rationality and Rational Choiceessay

Rational Social Action as a Systemtheoretical

Scientific Observation, Ideal Types, Relevance, Adequacy, and Rationalitytheoretical

Applied Theory: The Stranger—A Social-Psychological Essayessay

The Homecomeressay

The Well-Informed Citizen: The Social Distribution of Knowledgeessay

Don Quixote and the Problem of Realityessay

Making Music Together: Music, Communication, and the Tuning-In Relationshipessay

Making Music Together: Halbwachs on Collective Memory and Musical Notationessay

Joint Music-Making: Halbwachs, Musical Communication, and Notationessay

Joint Music-Making III: Musical Culture and Prior Knowledgeessay

Joint Music-Making IV: Composer, Listener, and Inner Timeessay

Mozart III: Situations, Sociality, and Musical Intersubjectivityessay

Santayana on Society and Government: Method, Angelology, and Materialismessay

Santayana III: Generative, Militant, and Rational Social Ordersessay

Santayana IV: Generative Order, Primary Will, and Technologyessay

Santayana V–VI: Militant and Rational Orders, Democracy, and Governmentessay

Santayana VII: Schütz’s Critical Assessmentessay

Equality and the Meaning Structure of the Social World I: Introductionessay

Equality II: The Taken-for-Granted Social World and Typificationessay

Joint Music-Making V: Co-Performance and Mutual Orientationessay

Equality III: Equality, Homogeneity, and Relevance Structureessay

Equality IV–V.A: Interpretations, In-Groups, and Imposed Typificationessay

Joint Music-Making VI: Mutual Tuning-In and Communicationessay

Equality V.B: Discrimination, Minority Rights, and Pursued Equalityessay

Mozart and the Philosophers: Introduction and Philosophy of Musicessay

Mozart II: Cohen, Kierkegaard, and Dilthey on Mozart’s Operasessay

Equality V.C: Objective and Subjective Meaning of Equal Opportunityessay

Equality and the Social World: Subjective Chance and Equal Opportunityessay

Equivocations in the Concept of Responsibilityessay

Tiresias I: The Problem of Prophetic Knowledge of the Futureessay

Tiresias II: Everyday Anticipation in the Lifeworldessay

Tiresias III: Stock of Knowledge, Typification, and Anticipationtheoretical

Tiresias IV: Projecting Action and the Future Perfecttheoretical

Tiresias V: Conclusion on Foresight, Hindsight, and Prayeressay

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