Gesammelte Aufsätze III

Name: Gesammelte Aufsätze III
Author: Schütz

1972

by Schütz

PhenomenologyEdmund HusserlHans KelsenMax WeberAristotleMethodologyCausalityRationalityInterest RatesA PrioriImmanuel KantEgalitarianismEpistemologyPolitical Philosophy

Table of Contents · 54 segments

Front Matter and Table of Contentschapter

Editor’s Prefacechapter

Introduction: Schütz’s Path to Husserl and Phenomenologychapter

Introduction: Schütz’s Mundane Lifeworld Phenomenologychapter

Introduction: Reinach, Husserl, Lifeworld, and the Social-Aprioric Traditionchapter

Introduction: Multiple Realities, Everyday World, and Social Worldchapter

Introduction: Schütz’s Theory of Actionchapter

Introduction: Type, Eidos, and the Significance of Schütz’s Social Phenomenologychapter

William James’s Stream of Thought Phenomenologically Interpreted: Consciousness, Intentionality, and Reductionessay

William James’s Fringes, Horizons, and Polythetic Synthesesessay

Edmund Husserl’s Ideas, Volume IIessay

Preliminary remarks on Husserl's Ideas IIessay

Constitution of inanimate material objectstheoretical

Animal nature, psyche, ego, and reality of the soultheoretical

Lived body and empathy in the constitution of otherstheoretical

Personalistic attitude and communicative common environmenttheoretical

Motivation and the spiritual egotheoretical

Ontological priority of the spiritual worldtheoretical

Critical remarks on Husserl's Ideas IIessay

Husserl's Ideas III: regions of reality and scienceessay

Regional ontology, eidetic science, and empirical psychologytheoretical

Rational psychology and descriptive psychologytheoretical

Phenomenology, ontology, and clarificationtheoretical

The problem of transcendental intersubjectivity in Husserl: setupessay

Monad, primordial sphere, and the second epochétheoretical

Apperceptive transfer, foreign body, and normalitytheoretical

Common nature, communication, and social groupstheoretical

Transcendental we, monads, and aporias of intersubjectivitytheoretical

Conclusion: lifeworld intersubjectivity and constitutionessay

Eugen Fink's discussion remarksessay

Alfred Schütz's response to the discussionessay

Type and eidos in Husserl: operational concepts and horizonsessay

Empirical types, predicative generalities, and lifeworld typicstheoretical

Eidetic variation and critical questions about typificationtheoretical

Structures of the lifeworld: given world, knowledge, and relevanceessay

Relevance systems, typification, communication, and social sciencestheoretical

Max Scheler's philosophy: anthropology, values, knowledge, and sociologyessay

Max Scheler's Sociology of Knowledge and Metaphysical Anthropologytheoretical

Scheler and Phenomenologytheoretical

Scheler's Three Kinds of Facttheoretical

Scheler's Three Kinds of Knowledgetheoretical

Scheler's Critique of Kanttheoretical

Values as Intentional Objects of Feelingtheoretical

The Realm and Hierarchy of Valuestheoretical

Moral Values and the Oughttheoretical

The Relativity of Norm Experiencetheoretical

Person, Intersubjectivity, Religion, and Moral Solidaritytheoretical

Appendix: Review of Husserl's Cartesian Meditations and Paris Lecturesessay

Review of Husserl's Méditations Cartésiennesessay

Table of Contents of All Three Volumes Beginsbibliography

Table of Contents for Volume I: The Problem of the Social World (continued)bibliography

Table of Contents for Volume II: Studies in Sociological Theorybibliography

Table of Contents for Volume III: Studies in Phenomenological Philosophybibliography

Persons and Subject Indexbibliography