Phenomenology in an interdisciplinary communication with the human sciences: questions of the method

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Phenomenology in an interdisciplinary communication with the human sciences: questions of the method

pp. 79-329

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Phenomenological methods in sociological research Ilja Maso

pp.83-90

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On the meaning of "adequacy" in the sociology of AlFred Schutz Hugh Gallacher

pp.91-97

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Contribution to the debate

On the phenomenological challenge in sociology

Lawrence Grossberg

pp.99-118

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Twentieth-century realism and the autonomy of the human sciences Michael Weinstein

pp.119-130

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Method in integrative transformism George Haydu

pp.131-144

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Methodological neutrality in pragmatism and phenomenology Stephen Erickson

pp.145-164

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Contribution to the debate

Heidegger on rhetoric

Michael Hyde

pp.165-172

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The problem of reality as seen from the viewpoint of existential phenomenology Hans Köchler

pp.175-187

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Heidegger's transcendental-phenomenological "justification" of science Roderick Stewart

pp.189-207

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Contribution to the debate

Heidegger's theory of authentic discourse

Craig Smith

pp.209-217

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A descriptive science of the pretheoretical world

A Husserlian theme in its historical context

John Scanlon

pp.219-230

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Darwin's phenomenological embarrassment and Freud's solution Erling Eng

pp.231-239

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Contribution to the debate

Phenomenology and empiricism

Joseph Rychlak

pp.241-248

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The relationship of theory and emancipation in Husserl and Habermas Jerald Wallulis

pp.249-273

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Contribution to the debate

Professor Wallulis on theory and emancipation

Hans Siegfried

pp.275-280

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The reductions and existence

Bases for epistemology

Donald Polkinghorne

pp.283-292

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Intersubjectivity and accessibility James Valone

pp.293-317

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Once more into the lion's mouth

Another look at van der Leeuw's phenomenology of religion

James Dagenais

pp.319-329

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