Sinn und Zeit

Name: Sinn und Zeit
Author: Schütz

2003

by Schütz

PhenomenologyPolitical PhilosophyAustrian SchoolEdmund HusserlLudwig von MisesMarginal UtilityMax WeberMethodological IndividualismIdeal TypeEpistemologyImmanuel KantMethodologyJohn LawDeterminismRationalityCausalityEric VoegelinEgalitarianismA Priori

Table of Contents · 57 segments

Front Matter and Table of Contentsbibliography

Editors' Introduction: Scope of the Early Vienna Textsessay

Intellectual Context: Mises, Weber, Bergson, and the Opening of Life-Forms Theorytheoretical

Bergsonian Concepts and the General Structure of Schütz's Life-Forms Theorytheoretical

The Six Life-Forms: Duration, Memory, Action, Du-Relation, Language, and Conceptual Thoughttheoretical

Development of Schütz's Thought and Entwurf Itheoretical

Entwurf II: Scheler, Meaning-Objectivations, and Verstehende Soziologietheoretical

Notizen aus der frühen Wiener Zeit: Opening Themesessay

Early Notes: Actual Experience, Abstract Collectives, Method Problem, and 1930 Thesesessay

Persistence of Schütz’s Early Theoremsessay

Sinn and Time, Life-World Phenomenology, and Editorial Principlesessay

Editorial Report on Lebensformen und Sinnstrukturessay

World as Lived Experience and Bergson’s Life-Philosophical Starting Pointchapter

Epistemological Method, Kant, Bergson, Symbol, and the Du-Experiencechapter

Duration and Memorychapter

The Double Function of Memorychapter

The Body, Action, and the Reformulation of the Epistemological Problemchapter

Research Aim: Grounding Weber’s Interpretive Sociologychapter

Memory’s Symbol Function and the Question of Meaningchapter

Symbol Relation in Memory-Endowed Durationchapter

Symbol and Symbolized Across the Stages of Life Formschapter

Meaning-Positing and Meaning-Interpretationchapter

Symbol-Positing, Meaning-Giving, Experience, and Knowledgechapter

The Acting Ego and the Privileged Position of the Bodychapter

Somatic Life-Feeling and the Body as Functional Nexuschapter

The Body as Mediator Between Experience and the Extended Space-Time Worldchapter

Intended, Ongoing, and Completed Movementchapter

Completed Movement and the Acting Itheoretical

The Symbolic Function of the Acting Itheoretical

The World of Things within the Acting I’s Sphere of Actiontheoretical

Symbol Relation in the Life-Form of the Acting Itheoretical

Editor’s Annotations to Sinn und Zeitfootnotes

Editorial Report on Leben und Erkennenessay

Draft I: Weber, Bergson, Life-Forms, and Symbol Layerstheoretical

Draft II: Overview and Methodological Introductiontheoretical

Draft II Section 1A: Kant, Apriority, and Life-Formstheoretical

Draft II Section 1B: Bergson, Duration, and Memorytheoretical

Draft II Section 1C: Overview of Life-Formstheoretical

Completion of Entwurf II and Text Variant on Duration and Symbolizationtheoretical

Editor’s Notes to Entwurf II and the Theory of Life Formsfootnotes

Editorial Report on the Early Vienna Notesessay

Essentially Actual Experience, Symbol Stratification, and the Du-I Relationtheoretical

Meaning-Interpretation of Abstract Collectives, Group Soul, and Group Spirittheoretical

Methodological Problems of the Human Sciences, Ideal Type, and Causalitytheoretical

Editor’s Notes to the Early Vienna Notesfootnotes

Editorial Report on the 1930 Mises Seminar Thesesessay

Theses on Understanding and Acting in Economics and Interpretive Sociologytheoretical

Editor’s Notes to the 1930 Theses on Verstehen and Actingfootnotes

Materials M1: Spracharbeit Excerpts on Life Forms, Language, and Concepttheoretical

Materials M2–M3: Pragmatism, Sociology, Relevance, and Meaningtheoretical

Biographical Chronology of Alfred Schützessay

Bibliography of the Alfred Schütz Werkausgabe: Introduction and Works 1924–1940bibliography

Bibliography of the Alfred Schütz Werkausgabe: Works 1941–1959bibliography

Bibliography of the Alfred Schütz Werkausgabe: Posthumous Editions and Translations 1960–2003bibliography

Glossary of Foreign-Language Termsbibliography

Name Indexbibliography

Subject Indexbibliography