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Schutzian Research. A Yearbook of Worldly Phenomenology and Qualitative Social Science

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TypeJOURNAL
PublisherZeta Books (RO)
ISSN2067-0621 / 2248-1907
Scopus21101321964
WikidataQ62076348
OpenAlexS4210172265
Websitehttp://www.zetabooks.com/schutzian-research-2.html
Total publications3
Coverage period2012 - 2019
CountryRO
LanguageEN
IndexingScopus indexed
Impact factor0.5
SJR0.126 (Q3)
SNIP0.399
CiteScore0.2
Female authorship share22.2%

This journal is dedicated to research on Alfred Schutz, a foundational figure in phenomenological sociology. Schutz's work is central to interpretive sociology and social theory, which are closely cognate and foundational to social anthropology

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  • One More Phenomenology of the Social World

    Ingeborg K Helling, Zeta Books•ARTICLE•2019

    In his “Der sinnhafte Aufbau der sozialen Welt” (1932; engl. tr. 1967) Alfred Schutz refers frequently and mostly positively to the author Fritz Sander. In contrast to other members of the Viennese social science milieus in interwar Vienna, Sander has been neglected in the abundant literature on Schutz. Following Henrich’s (1991) Konstellationsforschung approach, Schutz and Sander are placed in the setting of interwar Viennese social science. Exp…

  • Lester Embree on ‘Collective Subjects’

    Carlos Belevedere, Zeta Books•ARTICLE•2017

    Embree claimed that Schutz did not remain a methodological individualist during all of his academic life since he came to consider the individual as an abstractum abstracted from a concrete collective life. In this view, the socio-historical world cannot be understood as a mere structure of individuals because it also contains groups that are related one to another in diverse ways and which are the concrete subject of the social world. I stress t…

  • The Oblivion of the Life-World The Correspondence of Alfred Schutz and Talcott Parsons

    Daniela Griselda López•ARTICLE•2012•References: 10

    At the beginning of the 1940s in the United States, an exchange of correspondence took place between two of the great thinkers in Sociology, Alfred Schutz and Talcott Parsons.Th is correspondence dealt with matters which many deemed to be "the greatest central problems in the social sciences."Th e reading of these letters leads one to assume that the focus of both authors was on answering how sociology could be appropriately based on the revision…

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  • The Oblivion of the Life-World The Correspondence of Alfred Schutz and Talcott Parsons

    Daniela Griselda López•ARTICLE•2012•References: 10

    At the beginning of the 1940s in the United States, an exchange of correspondence took place between two of the great thinkers in Sociology, Alfred Schutz and Talcott Parsons.Th is correspondence dealt with matters which many deemed to be "the greatest central problems in the social sciences."Th e reading of these letters leads one to assume that the focus of both authors was on answering how sociology could be appropriately based on the revision…

  • Lester Embree on ‘Collective Subjects’

    Carlos Belevedere, Zeta Books•ARTICLE•2017

    Embree claimed that Schutz did not remain a methodological individualist during all of his academic life since he came to consider the individual as an abstractum abstracted from a concrete collective life. In this view, the socio-historical world cannot be understood as a mere structure of individuals because it also contains groups that are related one to another in diverse ways and which are the concrete subject of the social world. I stress t…

  • One More Phenomenology of the Social World

    Ingeborg K Helling, Zeta Books•ARTICLE•2019

    In his “Der sinnhafte Aufbau der sozialen Welt” (1932; engl. tr. 1967) Alfred Schutz refers frequently and mostly positively to the author Fritz Sander. In contrast to other members of the Viennese social science milieus in interwar Vienna, Sander has been neglected in the abundant literature on Schutz. Following Henrich’s (1991) Konstellationsforschung approach, Schutz and Sander are placed in the setting of interwar Viennese social science. Exp…

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