Phenomenology and the Social Sciences

Alfred Schutz analysis anthropology aspect basic behavior called chology conception concerned concrete consciousness constitution cosmology crisis culture Descartes descriptive descriptive science Edmund Husserl eidetic elements empirical psychology empirical sciences empiricism enology entity epistemological essence essential everyday example existence existential existential phenomenology experience experiencing experiential explication fact feeling formal Gestalt psychology given Hague Heidegger hermeneutic historical human Ibid idea ideal interpretation intersubjective intuition investigation knowledge language Lebenswelt lexical life-world linguistic logic man's mathematics Maurice Merleau-Ponty meaning Merleau-Ponty methodological mode moral natural attitude Nijhoff nomenology notion object objective science ontology perceived perception phenome phenomena phenomenological method phenomenological psychology phenomenology phenomenon physical possible principle priori problem psychical psychotherapy pure question radical reality reason reference reflection relation scheme Schutz scientific sense situation social science sociology speak statements structure theoretical theory things thought tion trans transcendental truth understanding universal verbal words