Springer Schutzian Social Science: 37 - Phenomenology Book

Explore the profound legacy of Alfred Schutz (1899-1959) with this specialized volume from the Contributions to Phenomenology series. Published by Springer, this book originates from a dedicated research symposium held in October 1997, sponsored by the Center for Advanced Research in Phenomenology, Inc. and Florida Atlantic University. This text serves as a comprehensive assessment of the research landscape regarding Schutz's work and the many studies influenced by his theories. It provides a necessary look at the state of phenomenological research, acting as a scholarly checkup a decade after previous assessments. Whether you are studying social sciences, anthropology, or sociology, this volume offers deep insights into the foundations of Schutzian thought. It was developed to advance research and prepare for the Schutz centennial year, making it a significant addition to any academic library focused on social science and phenomenology.