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An existential approach to society
Vol. 1/1
Deena Weinstein , Michael Weinstein
Translating philosophy into sociology
Hugh J. Silverman
Interpretive sociology
Arthur S. Parsons
Of language, work, and things
Mildred Bakan
Reflections on social theory
Joseph Kockelmans
Habermas' purge of pure theory
Theodore Kisiel
Alfred Schutz and the social sciences
Frederick Kersten
Questioning the foundation of practical philosophy
Reiner Schürmann
Waiting and unemployment
Dennis A. Robbins
Dewey's enduring vitality
Garry M. Brodsky
Short reviews
Robert Innis
Between ideal type and surrender
Helmut R Wagner
A very brief commentary on Helmut R. Wagner's "Between ideal type and surrender"
Kurt Wolff
The deviousness of the dialectic
John Kirkland
Lebenswelt and lebensformen
Earl Taylor
Does anarchy make political sense?
Bernard Dauenhauer
Jonathan D. Moreno
A hermeneutical accent on the conduct of political inquiry
Hwa Yol Jung
The process of criticism in interpretive sociology and history
Stephen P. Turner , David Carr
Probability in the social sciences
William C. Gay
Perception and dialectic
Eleanor M. Shapiro
Frances Chaput Waksler
Talking identity
Stuart Hadden , Marilyn Lester
The politics of paradigms
Bennetta Jules-Rosette
Constitutive and mundane versions of labeling theory
Melvin Pollner
The claim of sound
Richard Palmer
Foucault's anti-humanism
Vol. 10/1
Roger Paden
Foucault's power/knowledge and american sociological theorizing
Gisela J. Hinkle
Capitulating to captions
Vol. 10/3-4
Vito Signorile
Marcel and Merleau-Ponty
Vol. 10/2
Sonia Kruks
World and/or sign
Briankle G. Chang
Morality and writing in the baroque
Angel Medina
Scientific psychology and hermeneutical psychology
John D. Greenwood
Is the view from nowhere going anywhere?
Paul G. Muscari
Misunderstanding and insight about Edith Stein's philosophy
John H. Nota
Habit and inhabitance
James Ostrow
Hannah Arendt
Alan Woolfolk
Foucault in memoriam (1926–1984)
Fred Dallmayr, Gisela J. Hinkle
Democracy and post-modernism
Fred Dallmayr
Michel Foucault on power/discourse, theory and practice
Stephen Schneck
Ethical discourse and Foucault's conception of ethics
Mary Moore
Antifoundational thought and the sociology of knowledge
Susan Hekman
Norms and normalization
Margaret A. Paternek
Cultural identity and self-definition
Kai Nielsen
Desire and discourse in Foucault
Kenneth Colburn
Following instructions
Vol. 11/2-3
Ronald Amerine , Jack Bilmes
Ethical and logical analysis as human sciences
Vol. 11/1
Lenore Langsdorf
Representation and the realist-constructivist controversy
Paul Tibbetts
The conventions of the senses
Political animals and social animals as biologically meaningful categories
Richard B. Carter
The dictates of method and policy
Steven Yearley
Explaining change in psychology
Vol. 11/4
Sophie Haroutunian-Gordon
Introduction
Michael Lynch , Steve Woolgar
H. Jonas, The imperative of responsibility
Rockwell Gray
The externalized retina
Michael Lynch
The fixation of (visual) evidence
K. Amann , K. Knorr Cetina
Time and documents in researcher interaction
Steve Woolgar
Every picture tells a story
Greg Myers
Lists, field guides, and the descriptive organization of seeing
John Law , Michael Lynch
Against epistemology
James Valone
Representing practice in cognitive science
Lucy A. Suchman
Editor's introduction
Vol. 12/3-4
George Psathas
Harvey Sacks — lectures 1964–1965 an introduction/memoir
Emanuel A. Schegloff
Harvey Sacks
Goffman's concept of the total institution
Vol. 12/1-2
Christie Davies
Stigma and conversational competence
Steven Yearley , John D. Brewer
"Turkish man you?"
Volker Hinnenkamp
Snapshots "sub specie aeternitatis'
Gregory W. Smith
Erving Goffman's sociology
R. H. Brown, Sociology as text
Vol. 13/2
J. P. Ward
Applied ethnomethodology
Vol. 13/1
James L. Heap
Time and unemployment
Maurice Roche
A clash of ideas
Vol. 13/4
Graham Button
M. Henry, Karl Marx
James Bohman
Language, speech and writing
George Free
Beyond the "limits" of mundane reason
David Bogen
C. Blackmore, S. Greenfield (eds), Mindwaves
S. G. Shanker
Flesh and blood
Vol. 13/3
Drew Leder
Rhythm in telephone closings
Peter Auer
Paul Ricoeur's methodological parallelism
Patricia Fleming
Odors and private language
Uri Almagor
Initiation in hermeneutics
Vivian Darroch-Lozowski
D. Kolb, The critique of pure modernity
Lawrence Cahoone
Anthropology on the boundary and the boundary in anthropology
Dan Martin
Musical time as a practical accomplishment
Peter Weeks
Husserl vs. Derrida
James M. Edie
"Unlearning to not speak"
Marianne A. Paget
On anonymity and speaking for our-selves
Burke Thomason
E. Rochberg-Halton, Meaning and modernity
Lydia Goehr
The contexts of phenomenology as theory
Mary Jeanne Larrabee
"Threading-the-needle
The crisis in psychoanalysis
Vol. 14/1
Marilyn Nissim-Sabat
Encountering Dallmayr
Peter Kivisto
Philosophy and politics
Dieter Misgeld
Reflections on the Schutz-Gurwitsch correspondence
Vol. 14/2-3
Ludwig Landgrebe
V. Darroch-Lozowski, Notebook of stone
The micro-macro non-problem
Ben Agger
"Paramount reality" in Schutz and Gurwitsch
Elizabeth Kassab
Wilshire's theory of the authentic self
Vol. 14/4
Quentin Smith
Multiple realities in Santayana's last puritan
Steven Vaitkus
Deconstructive politics
Pickling human geography
David Rehorick
A response to my critics
Notes on the specification of "meaning" in Schutz
Lester Embree
Towards a phenomenology of ethical expertise
Hubert L Dreyfus, Stuart E Dreyfus
In memoriam
K. Soper, humanism and anti-humanism
On the social relativity of truth and the analytic/synthetic distinction
U. T. Place
Deconstructing institutions
John D Caputo
The ethics behind the absence of ethics in Alfred Schutz's thought
Michael Barber
A critical encounter with Fred Dallmayr
The problem of communicating zen understanding
Richard Buttny , Thomas L. Isbell
Animal faith, puritanism, and the Schutz-Gurwitsch debate
Stanford M Lyman
George Psathas, Egon Bittner
The worldly self in Schutz
O. Sacks, Seeing voices
V. Signorile
Memories of my american life for my american children and children's children
Vol. 15/4
Herbert Spiegelberg
The use of "power'
Vol. 15/1
Aug Nishizaka
Civility before law
Patrick Pharo
The conversion of self in everyday life
Vol. 15/2-3
Andrew Travers
William Hamrick
Reading Goffman's framing as provocation of a discipline
Lawrence Hazelrigg
Charting the logical geography of the concept of "cease-fire"
Paul L. Jalbert
Local interactional production of the rational practice of consumption
Yutaka Kitazawa
Some recollections of Herbert Spiegelberg
A "clash of ideas" or an exercise in scholastic "misunderstanding'?
Herbert Spiegelberg remembrances
Don Ihde
Self and others in "private language"
Shizuo Takiura
Views and reviews
David Rehorick , Jim Ostrow
Schutz in Japan
Kazuhisa Nishihara
For the restoration of the private sphere
Hisashi Nasu
The phenomenology of representational awareness
Introduction in memory of Herbert Spiegelberg 1904–1990
On privatization of meaning
Masataka Katagiri
In memory of Herbert Spiegelberg and the phenomenological workshops
Landscape and the human being
Takeshi Yamagishi
Phenomenology and the human sciences in Japan
The question of Derrida's women
Vol. 16/1-2
Jennifer Thomas
Equality and justice in education
Vol. 16/4
Betty A. Weitz
A first response to the preceding essays
Vol. 16/3
Thinking the thought of that which is strictly speaking unthinkable
William Haver
Premeditation and happenstance
Lena Jayyusi
The other is my hell; the other is my home
Kuang-Ming Wu
Psychological and spiritual freedoms
Leslie A. Todres
About survival and sociology
Hard choices
Eric Cohen , Eyal Ben-Ari
Respecting children's voices
Maureen Connolly
Eurocentric elements in the idea of "surrender-and-catch"
Seungsook Moon
The politics of the gaze
Nick Crossley
Surrendering and catching in poetry and sociology
John Ward
The phenomenal world of Kurt H. Wolff
Irving Horowitz
In other words
Stephen A. Tyler
Multiples
Jane Flax
Authentic selfhood in Heidegger and Rosenzweig
Richard Cohen
L'affaire Heidegger
Norman K. Swazo
Confucianism as political philosophy
Tradition, modernity, and confucianism
The cannibals, the ancients, and cultural critique
Zhang Longxi
The veil of black
Kimberly W. Benston
Truth and the humanities
Erazim Kohák
From "primitive art" to "memoriae loci"
V. Y. Mudimbe
Michel Foucault's archaeology, enlightenment, and critique
Michael Mahon
The confirmation of critical theory
Moral voices, moral selves
Appreciating phenomenology and feminism
Vol. 17/1
Kristin M. Langellier
Knowing and being
Vol. 17/3
Kenneth Liberman
Human nature in a postmodern world
Lawrence Hatab
The foundations of Merleau-Ponty's ethical theory
Vol. 17/2
Douglas Low
A blank sheet of paper
Ian Angus
Method and phenomenological research
Calvin Schrag, Ramsey Eric Ramsey
Capta versus data
Richard L Lanigan
Critique of ideology
Vol. 17/4
A. T. Nuyen
I. Marion Young, Throwing like a girl and other essays in feminist philosophy and social theory response and commentary
Phrasing, linking, judging
Andrew R. Smith
Homelessness and the homeless movement
Anthony Steinbock
The materialist mentality revisited
Berel Lerner
Postmodern tendencies in the sociology of Luhmann
Gila J. Hayim
Making sense
David Michael Levin
Children's perspectives of the family
Roberta A. Davilla , Judy C. Pearson
On the narratives of science
Daniel Videla
Hermeneutics and symbolic interactionism
Kieran Bonner
The question of the subject
David Carr
Goffman's attitude and social analysis
N. G. Hartland
Being human, more or less
Academic dispute or clash of commitments?
William J. Buxton
The complexity of bodily feeling
Jerald Wallulis
A place for emotion in critical study
John Cogan
Why phenomenology in communication research?
I. M. Young, Throwing like a girl and other essays in feminist philosophy and social theory
Gail Weiss
The micro-politics of identity formation in the workplace
Stanley A. Deetz
"I like to watch"
Critical ethnography and subjective experience
Michael Huspek
Postmodern feminist reflections on reading Wolff
The Sacks lectures
Vol. 18/2-3
Jeff Coulter
Accounting for achievement in parent-teacher interviews
Carolyn Baker , Jayne Keogh
The interactive constitution of interculturality
Phenomenology, physical education, and special populations
Vol. 18/1
Signifying harassment
Andrew R. Smith , Jacqueline Martinez
"Mother is not holding competely respect"
Keith Doubt , Maureen Leonard , Laura Muhlenbruck , Sherry Teerlinck , Dana Vinyard
Thoughtful incoherence
Vol. 18/4
David Rehorick , Gail Taylor
Commentary II
Elizabeth Behnke
Outside the subject
Alfred Tauber
Instructed actions in, of and as molecular biology
Michael Lynch , Kathleen Jordan
Ethnomethodology and the institutional context
Tony Hak
The lived experience of disability
S Kay Toombs
"Talk and social structure" and "studies of work"
Garfinkel's recovery of themes in classical sociology
Richard A. Hilbert
Intersubjectivity as a practical matter and a problematic achievement
Treating method and form as phenomena
Medical ethnomethodology
Paul ten Have
The phenomenology of "doing" phenomenology
Francine H. Hultgren
The time of trauma
Art in the light of phenomenology
Walter Biemel
Commentary III
Valerie Malhotra Bentz
Commentary I
Ronald Silvers
"Universal reason" as a local organizational method
Vol. 19/3
Grounding agency in depth
Vol. 19/2
Helen Fielding
An empirical-phenomenological critique of the social construction of infancy
Vol. 19/1
Maxine Sheets-Johnstone
The vocation of Kurt H. Wolff
Jonathan Imber
A rejoinder, which turns out to be loma or the good society
"Now I can go on"
Vol. 19/4
John Shotter
About o loma!
Lebenswelt structures of Galilean physics
Dušan I. Bjelic
Understanding the representational mind
Eduard Marbach
Getting back into no place
Thomas Brockelman
Sub-phenomenology
David Jopling
M. Paget, A complex sorrow
Maureen Conolly
Between the subject and sociology
Timothy M. Costelloe
O loma!
Joy Gordon
H. Atlan, Enlightenment to enlightenment
Paul Virilio and the articulation of post-reality
Marc Hanes
Insomnia and the (t)error of lost foundation in postmodernism
Peter McHugh
The taken-for-granted world
Pablo Hermida-Lazcano
Criticism and conversational texts
Rob Anderson , Kenneth N. Cissna
Splitting the difference
Surrender after Auschwitz?
Gwenn C. Eylath
The experience of spatiality for congenitally blind people
Gunnar Karlsson
How to do things with things
Jürgen Streeck
Synchrony lost, synchrony regained
The discovery of situated worlds
Douglas Macbeth
Humour in conversation
Embracing lococentrism
Edward Casey
Toward a phenomenology of attention
Sven Arvidson
O loma! in context
Human acts, the relevancy matrix, and systems of relevancy
Vol. 2/1
Sherman M Stanage
Reasons, rules and the ring of experience
Richard McDermott
Phenomenology in middle age
Alphonso Lingis
Describing a national crisis
Beng-Huat Chua
The social distribution of knowledge in formal organizations
Roger Jehenson
Phenomenologophobia
Edward G. Armstrong
The brain as agent
Schutz on transcendental intersubjectivity in Husserl
Peter J. Carrington
Work and authority in Marcuse and Habermas
Scientific and common sense reasoning
Donelson R. Forsyth
Time and communal life, an applied phenomenology
John R. Hall
The normative structure of critical theory
Ellsworth Fuhrman
On introducing phenomenology
William McBride
Charles M. Sherover
The nature of the dialogue
John A. Friedman
Jürgen Habermas
René Görtzen , Frederik Gelder
The limits of reason and some limitations of Weber's morality
Regis A. Factor , Stephen P. Turner
Helmut R Wagner, John Sallis
A further investigation of the life-world
Thomas Meisenhelder
Unanticipated topic continuations
Albert Adato
In search of pure experience
Short review
Honoring bodies, seeking children
Vol. 20/3
Kurosawa's existential masterpiece
Vol. 20/2
Jeffrey Gordon
The miracle of being
Paul Brockelman
Constructing an academic book review
Vol. 20/1
Karen Tracy
Maurice Merleau-Ponty and Rudolf Laban
Maureen Connolly, Anna Lathrop
Interpretation and social science
Vol. 20/4
Johanna Meehan
Dissipating illusions
Eldon Wait
Pluralism, indeterminacy and the social sciences
Back to the things themselves
The phenomenology of telephone space
Gary Backhaus
J. Callahan, Reproduction, ethics, and the law
Anne Donchin
Ghost gestures
Dialogic or dialogistic? dialogicity or dialogism?
Matti Itkonen
Theorizing practice
Stuffed cabbage in the old new school cafeteria
Time and a theory of the visible
Andy Pickering
Ethnomethodology without indifference
Why practice does not make perfect
Steve Fuller
Bodies telling stories and stories telling bodies
Gary Kielhofner , Trudy Mallinson
The embodied chiasmic relationship of mother and infant
Francine Wynn
American ethnophobia, e.g., irish-american, in phenomenological perspective
Built space and the interactional framing of experience during a murder interrogation
Curtis D. Lebaron , Jürgen Streeck
D. Good, a world without words
Bad practices
Stephen P. Turner
Sym-phenomenologizing
What readers read in a world without words
David Goode
Beyond postmodernism
Louis Herman
G. Mazis, emotion and embodiment
Bruce Wilshire
The birth of difference
Christina Schües
The morality of the social
Explanation and understanding revisited
David Ingram
Pragmatism, neopragmatism, and phenomenology
A world without words and the world with words
World, emptiness, nothingness
Klaus Held
A. G. Düttmann, At odds with aids
Vol. 21/2
Paul Honneres
Friend of the universe
Vol. 21/3
Graeme Nicholson
W. A. Beach, Conversations about illness
Phillip J. Glenn
In response
Vol. 21/1
Richard Zaner
A. Flew, thinking about social thinking
John Francis Burke
N. Luhmann, Social systems
Karen A. Callaghan
How can ethnomethodology be Heideggerian?
Alec Mchoul
Responsibility and the crisis of technological civilization
Vol. 21/4
Ullrich Melle
The politics of emancipation
J. Margolis, The flux of history and the flux of science
Linda Wiener
R. Bogue, M. Spariosu, The play of the self
Kenneth H. Tucker
A. Lingis, Sensation
Raj Thiruvengadam
Language and the social roots of conscience
Frank Schalow
Calvin Schrag, The self after postmodernity
Patricia Huntington
David Rasmussen
Insider / outsider
Alison I. Griffith
Producing "what the deans know"
Liza McCoy
A. Steinbock, Home and beyond
Steven Crowell
On Zaner's methods for becoming an ethicist
A response to friends
"There are clear delusions"
Articulating the hard choices
"Like faintly shifting leaves..."
Victor Kestenbaum
The symposium
Zali Gurevitch
History-making and the skills of world-disclosing
James Jasinski
Phenomenological analysis and its contemporary significance
Ilja Srubar
Rhetoric and double hermeneutics in the human sciences
Dimitri Ginev
Strategically speaking
Leslie J. Miller , Jana Metcalfe
E. D. McCarthy, Knowledge as culture
Brian Longhurst
Feminist organizing and the politics of inclusion
Kamini Maraj Grahame
The theory of international politics?
Keith Topper
Prejudice and its vicissitudes
Jon Mills
Alfred Schutz
Maurice Natanson
Discourse and mind
Vol. 22/2-4
Strange, but not stranger
Vol. 22/1
Mark J. Bliton , Stuart Finder
Afterword
Health care ethics consultation
Françoise Baylis
Doing interpreting within interaction
Ethics consultant
Tom Tomlinson
Ethnomethodology and the Rashomon problem
Hideo Hama
Anatomy of a clinical ethics consultation
Barry Hoffmaster
Do the right thing!
Wes Sharrock , Graham Button
Habermasian critical social theory as antidote?
Paul Kamolnick
From desire to power
Rosalyn Diprose
Silence in context
"You're all a bunch of feminists"
Peter Eglin , Stephen Hester
The accountability of hand-drawn maps and rendering practices
Studying the organization in action
Introduction to grammar and interaction papers
Space, time and documents in a refrigerated warehouse
Yasuko Kawatoko
Grammar and social interaction in Japanese and Anglo-american English
Hiroko Tanaka
Tomoyo Takagi
Phrasal unit boundaries and organization of turns and sequences in korean conversation
Kyu-Hyun Kim
Well I may be exaggerating but self-qualifying clauses in negotiation of opinions among japanese speakers
Junko Mori
Where grammar and interaction meet
Makoto Hayashi
Ethics talk; talking ethics
Mark J. Bliton
Introductory remarks
Flow
Vol. 23/1
Charlotte Bloch
Hearing silence
Vol. 23/4
Karen Ashcroft
The social construction of equality in everyday life
Scott R. Harris
Loss, healing, and the power of place
Helen M. Cox , Colin A. Holmes
Conversations, conferences, and the practice of intellectual discussion
Vol. 23/3
Gary Radford
Community, modernity, legitimation
Vol. 23/2
Bill Martin
Alfred Schutz and economics as a social science
Allen Oakley
Philosophy's real-world consequences for deaf people
Ernst Thoutenhoofd
Using applied conversation analysis to teach novice dietitians history taking skills
Linda Tapsell
Feminist politics in postmodernity
Mary Vavrus
Redemption, reconciliation
J.M. Fritzman
Feminist epistemology revisited
Ann Ferguson
The making and unmaking of modernity
Andrew Cutrofello
The circular structure of power
Paul Fairfield
Absolute difference and social ontology
Simon Lumsden
F. C. Waksler, Little trials of childhood
Patricia Adler , Peter Adler
The Berlin wall on the therapist's couch
Christine Leuenberger
The sequential production of social acts in conversation
Wolfgang Schneider
Objectivity from subjectivity
William Wilkerson
Living a lie
Jeff Mitchell
The spectacle of history
Marxist axioms as self-contradictory parsonian statements in sociology
Jan Ajzner
Response to James Swindal and Bill Martin on reason, history, and politics
New threats for freedom
J. Swindal
Facilitating 'perspectival reciprocity' in medication
Calvin Smith
Writing as transformation
Cultivating ethos through the body
Seamus Carey
The role of contexts in understanding and explanation
Mark Bevir
I feel I am
Vol. 24/3
Membership categories and time appraisal in interviews with family caregivers of disabled elderly
Vol. 24/4
Isabella Paoletti
Fact and the narratives of war
Kevin McKenzie
V. M Bentz, J. J. Shapiro, Mindful inquiry in social research
Primal ground
Edward F. Mooney
Hwa Yol Jung, Rethinking political theory
Ethics of ambiguity and irony
Vol. 24/1-2
Honglim Ryu
Postmodernism in the post-confucian context
Chaibong Hahm
Doing philosophy in the age of globalization ("mondialization")
Transversal-universals in discourse ethics
Seonghwa Lee
The political philosophy of intersubjectivity and the logic of discourse
Pyung-Joong Yoon
Phenomenology of digital-being
Joohan Kim
Reflexivity and interpretive sociology
Kieran M. Bonner
Modernization and the rise of civil society
San-Jin Han
Feminism and the discourse of sexuality in Korea
Young-Hee Shim
Propelled by the force of memory
Ji-Moon Suh
Hobbes, Rousseau, and the "gift" in interpersonal relationships
Vol. 25/2
Nathan Miczo
The critical potential of discourse ethics
Vol. 25/3
William Rehg
Stressed embodiment
Vol. 25/4
Maureen Connolly, Tom Craig
Discourse as care
A Rey, Anton Corey
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose
A random stroll
On visibility and power
Neve Gordon
Paradox or contradiction?
Vol. 25/1
John Drummond
Thoughts on William Rehg's insight and solidarity
D. Bogen, Order without rules
James J. Chriss
Vestiges found
Ramsey Eric Ramsey
Phenomenologies of culture and ethics
The retentional and the repressed
Talia Welsh
Ethnomethodology's unofficial journal
On the "human" of human studies
Answering the question, "what remains of enlightenment"?
Emmanuel C. Eze
I/human studies
Transcendental subjectivity and metaphysics
Dan Zahavi
The path to human studies
A stroll with Alfred Schutz
Is the human race constantly progressing?
P. J. Huntingdon, Ecstatic subjects, utopia, and recognition
Mechthild Nagel
Human studies and philosophy
Dare!
Marc J. LaFountain
An enlightened madness
Jeffrey Powell
The enlightenment promise and its remains
Matthias Fritsch
Enlightenment and the question of the other
Clock-time or lived time?
Foucault's enlightened reaction
Benjamin S. Pryor
Foucault and the critical tradition
Kory P. Schaff
Human studies for a japanese sociologist
How does the body get into the mind?
Wolff-Michael Roth , Daniel V. Lawless
Response to Drummond and Zahavi
On editing and human studies
Performative error-correction in music
Advancing the dialogue
Accidents and nostalgia
Making music together while growing older
From playing child to aging mentor
Beginning, continuation, and future
Seeking intersubjective insight
Simone Chambers
Vindication of the human and social science of Kurt H. wolff
Vol. 26/3
A life
Johannes Mohr
Discursive psychology and the "new racism"
Vol. 26/4
Simmel's philosophy of history and its relation to phenomenology
Vol. 26/2
Merleau-Pontian phenomenology as non-conventionally utopian
Greg Johnson
Husserlian affinities in Simmel's philosophy of history
Rethinking cognition
Jonathan Potter , Derek Edwards
Time, death, and history in Simmel and Heidegger
John E Jalbert
Michael Stoltzfus
Michael d. Barber, Equality and diversity, phenomenological investigations of prejudice and discrimination
Human universals and understanding a different socioculture
Vol. 26/1
Theodore Schatzki
Kurt H. Wolff
Simmel's four components of historical science
Richard Owsley , Gary Backhaus
Unfair distribution of resources in Africa
Gail M. Presbey
The symbol and the theory of the life-world
Jochen Dreher
On humans and environment
Jerry Williams , Shaun Parkman
The rational choice approach to human studies
Milan Zafirovski
John Searle and Pierre Bourdieu
Iordanis Marcoulatos
Ethnomethodology as radical sociology
Tim Berard
T. Glazebrook, Heidegger's philosophy of science
Vincenzo Crupi
Ethnomethodology and disability studies
D. Applebaum, The stop; Disruption; The delay of the heart; Voice
Writing my approach to the world
Child's play
Challenging the conventional wisdom
Vol. 27/2
Alfred Schutz's influence on American sociologists and sociology
Vol. 27/1
A richly woven tale
Vol. 27/3
Lisbeth Frolunde , Thomas Moser
Culture and social structure
M. Kasapoğlu , Mehmet C. Ecevit
Imagination
Stanley Raffel
Depicting a liminal position in ethnomethodology, conversation analysis and membership categorization analysis
Maria T. Wowk , Andrew Carlin
Herbert Spiegelberg and Alfred Schutz
Marek Chojnacki
Merleau-Ponty and epistemology engines
Vol. 27/4
Don Ihde, Evan Selinger
Dissymmetry and height
Gary Peters
The wonder of phenomenology
Evan Selinger
A problem in Schutz's theory of the historical sciences with an illustration from the women's liberation movement
Consociated contemporaries as an emergent realm of the lifeworld
Shanyang Zhao
The implicit assumptions of dividing a cake
Marianna Papastephanou
The discipline of the "norm
The spectacular showing
Eric Laurier
Schutz's reflections on the social relationship between the author and beholder of literary works
Christopher Prendergast
A moment of unconditional validity?
Husserl and the penetrability of the transcendental and mundane spheres
Robert Arp
Ricoeur's account of tradition and the Gadamer–Habermas debate
Robert Piercey
Pragmatism, artificial intelligence, and posthuman bioethics
Jerold J. Abrams
What is "discursive psychology"?
Forms of collective action
Vol. 28/3
Esther González-Martínez
Science as erotic service
Vol. 28/2
Robert P. Crease
Aspects of aspects
Walking on two legs
Gadamer and the otherness of nature
Mauro Grün
Studies of work
John Rooke , David Seymour
The corporeal order of things
Kurt Dauer Keller
The atomistic self versus the holistic self in structural relation to the other
Vol. 28/4
Simon Glynn
The baroque formulation of consciousness
Vol. 28/1
Understanding narratively, understanding alterity
Philip Lewin
"Another insistence of man"
Matthew Calarco
Power, freedom, and individuality
Miri Rozmarin
From nature to culture?
Christian Lotz
Shared being, old promises, and the just necessity of affirmative action
Revolutionary becomings
Valentine Moulard
The group home workplace and the work of know-how
Jack Levinson
Editor's note
How is the other approached and conceptualized in terms of Schutz's constitutive phenomenology of the natural attitude?1
The whole truth and nothing but the truth
Robb Eason
Taking pictures of Jesus
Edward Berryman
Analogues of ourselves
Experience and the environment
Benjamin Hale
Belief, apparitions, and rationality
Disputed bodies
Srikanth Mallavarapu
Enacted others
Habermas and the unfinished project of democracy
Technological other/quasi other
Stacey O'Neal Irwin
Accountably other
Anne Warfield Rawls, Gary David
Using Wittgenstein to respecify constructivism
David Francis
The meaning of appearance in surviving breast cancer
Ozum Ucok
Politics of nature
Vol. 29/1
Casper Bruun Jensen
P. Walsh, Skepticism, modernity and critical theory
Vol. 29/3
Sudarsan Padmanabhan
Psychotherapy's philosophical values
Vol. 29/2
Hakam Al-Shawi
"Ethics wars"
Klaus Hoeyer
Femininity and masculinity in city-form
Abraham Akkerman
Parsing narrative – story, history, life
Vol. 29/4
Richard Kearney
Dr. mom?
Hervé Varenne , Mary E. Cotter
Phenomenology-friendly neuroscience
Ralph Ellis
On the meaning of screens
Lucas D. Introna , Fernando M. Ilharco
Kenneth Liberman on Tibetan Debating Practice
The body as a permanent but mutable address
Suzanne M. Jaeger
Inventions of History
B. Foltz and R. Frodeman (eds.), Rethinking Nature
Brian Schroeder
On the history of science
Jesus H. Aguilar
Response to Casey, Crowell and Kearney
Lessons in conversation
James Risser
The phenomenon of vulnerability in clinical encounters
Book review
Leonard Lawlor
David Carr on history, time, and place
Phenomenology and rigid dualisms
Puttings things into words
Stefan Hirschauer
Philosophy and reflection
G. Vattimo, Nihilism and Emancipation
Silvia Benso
The work of David Carr
Margret Grebowicz
Appresentation and simultaneity
Joachim Renn
Knowledge on the horizon
Ian Gerrie
D. Ihde, E. Selinger (eds.), Chasing technoscience
Robert Rosenberger
Political screenings as trials of strength
Zdeněk Konopásek , Zuzana Kusá
The practical work of <coding>
Brandon Olszewski , Deborah Macey , Lauren Lindstrom
Response to Dallmayr
Voluntarism and structural-functionalism in Parsons' early work
Vol. 3/1
Ian Procter
Heidegger on intersubjectivity
The issue of human subjectivity in sociological explanation
Approaches to the study of the world of everyday life
Ethnomethodological studies
C. Gould, Marx's social ontology
Joseph Bien
Ultimate self-responsibility, practical reasoning, and practical action
Description in ethnomethodology
Schutz's theory of relevance
Observation, esoteric knowledge, and automobiles
Wes Sharrock , Roy Turner
Putting ourselves into the place of others
The pythagorean comma
Throwing like a girl
Iris Marion Young
Glen Mazis
Reflections on Parsons' "1974 retrospective perspective" on alfred Schutz
H. Arendt, The life of the mind
"Occasionality" as a constituent feature of the known-in-common character of topics
The other minds problem in early Heidegger
Harrison Hall
Ambiguity and gratuitous concurrence in inter-cultural communication
Ken Liberman
Schutz and Parsons
Mastery and sexuality
James Ogilvy
Talcott Parsons and the phenomenological tradition in sociology
Methodology is where human scientists and philosophers can meet
S. Kessler, W. McKenna, Gender
Jeffner Allen
Parsons' contributions to sociological theory
Husserl and Wittgenstein on the "mental picture theory of meaning"
Harry P Reeder
Betweeen theory and practice
Hand touching hand
Vol. 30/3
Phenomenology and the third generation of cognitive science
Shoji Nagataki, Satoru Hirose
Lebenswelt origins of the sciences
Vol. 30/1
On the value of phenomenology across disciplines and traditions,
Robyn R. Gaier
Justice and reconciliation
Vol. 30/4
Amy Allen
Bearing Witness to Injustice
Taking political science seriously
Sanford F. Schram
Kitzinger's feminist conversation analysis
Vol. 30/2
Maria T. Wowk
Decarceration and the philosophies of mass imprisonment
Jeffrey Paris
Understanding evil acts
Paul Formosa
Accomplishing meaning in a stratified world
Joaquin Trujillo
Cognitive theory and phenomenology in Arendt's and Nussbaum's work on narrative
Veronica Vasterling
The Prison Contract and Surplus Punishment
Eduardo Mendieta
On the significance of William James to a contemporary doctrine of evolutionary psychology
Jean Suplizio
Harold Garfinkel, Kenneth Liberman
Sociologizing metaphysics and mind
Osmo Kivinen , Tero Piiroinen
That which "has no name in philosophy"
Daphna Erdinast-Vulcan
Harold Garfinkel
J. Afary, K. Anderson, Foucault and the Iranian revolution in context
Babak Elahi
Enrolling the citizen in sustainability
Jennifer Summerville , Barbara Adkins
Humanizing the understanding of the acculturation experience with phenomenology
Jennifer A. Skuza
Some lived experiences of the 60s generation of social theorists,
Charles Crothers
Thing theory
Nigel Clark
Towards a phenomenological theory of violence
Michael Staudigl
Event and process
Thomas Scheffer
Technology and intimacy in the philosophy of Georges Bataille
Alessandro Tomasi
A Schutzian perspective on the phenomenology of law in the context of positivistic practices
Vol. 31/3
Ion Copoeru
The foundation of an interpretative sociology
Vol. 31/2
Christian Etzrodt
Developing feminist conversation analysis
Celia Kitzinger
Response to Kenneth Liberman
James Dodd
In memoriam Larry Wieder (1938–2006)
Postphenomenology
Vol. 31/1
Cathrine Hasse
S. Turkle, Evocative Objects
Vol. 31/4
Graham Harman
E. Selinger (ed), Postphenomenology
John R. Dakers
The phenomenal field
Giolo Fele
A continuing dialogue with Alfred Schutz
Does microcredit "empower"?
Understanding the subjective point of view
Wing-Chung Ho
Demonstrating "reasonable fear" at trial
Stacy Lee Burns
The transcendence and non-discursivity of the lifeworld
De-ontologizing the debate on social explanations
Jeroen Bouwel , Erik Weber
Marramao's kairós
DLW
Cheryl L. Nicholas
Diabetes, chronic illness and the bodily roots of ecstatic temporality
David Morris
Larry Wieder
Sandra Ragan
Obstetric ultrasound and the technological mediation of morality
Peter-Paul Verbeek
Perceiving other planets
The task of dialectical thinking in the age of one-dimensionality
Arnold Farr
Larry Wieder's radical ethno-inquiries
Ambiguous individuality
Olli Pyyhtinen
J. Dodd, Crisis and Reflection
The alienating mirror
Richard A. Lynch
The human condition and the gift
Research with a purpose
Vol. 32/3
Patrick Baert
What is phenomenological sociology again?
Vol. 32/4
Greg Bird
Towards a truly pragmatic philosophy of social science
Brendan Hogan
On the division between reason and unreason in Kant
Vol. 32/2
Motohide Saji
Pluralism, pragmatism and self-knowledge,
P.-P. Verbeek, What things do
Andrew Feenberg
From assigning to designing technological agency
Katinka Waelbers
Phenomenology of friendship
Theorizing politics after camus
Vol. 32/1
Christopher C. Robinson
Quo vadis? Quine's web, Kuhn's revolutions, and Baert's "way forward",
Paul A. Roth
Attunement in the modern age
Janko M. Lozar
The role of Umwelt in Husserl's Aufbau and Abbau of the natur/geist distinction
Adam Konopka
D. Benatar, Better never to have been
Chris Kaposy
Typification in society and social science
Kwang-ki Kim , Tim Berard
Doing justice and demonstrating fairness in small claims arbitration
Foucault and Derrida
Antonio Calcagno
The experiences of guilt and shame
Gunnar Karlsson, Lennart Gustav Sjöberg
Can there be a pragmatist philosophy of social science?
Let's make things better
From experimental interaction to the brain as the epistemic object of neurobiology
Gesa Lindemann
Video recording practices and the reflexive constitution of the interactional order
Lorenza Mondada
Practical hermeneutics
Esa Lehtinen
What things still don't do
David Kaplan
How does it feel to be a star?
Scott R. Harris , Kerry O. Ferris
The phenomenology of falling ill
Fredrik Svenaeus
Discerning the relations between conversation and cognition,
Ben Matthews
Risky subjectivity
Anna Mudde
Vol. 33/2-3
Patrick Colfer
B. Sandmeyer, Husserl's constitutive phenomenology
Studying sociology with Peter McHugh
David A. Lynes
Some thoughts about the early academic years
Carl Weinberg
Death and the evolution of language
Vol. 33/4
Luca Berta
Case dismissed
Jay Julilen
S. Kozel, Closer
Vol. 33/1
Megan Craig
A. Johnston, Badiou, Žižek, and political transformations
Geoff Pfeifer
Teaching, learning, describing, and judging via Wittgensteinian rules
Domenic F. Berducci
J. & K. Aho, Body matters
Gesine Hearn
H. Garfinkel, Toward a sociological theory of information
James Aho
Coffee, connoisseurship, and an ethnomethodologically-informed sociology of taste
John Manzo
Peter McHugh's late work
An unholistic alliance
Robert Stolorow
Problems and mysteries
A video life-world approach to consultation practice
Jane Bickerton , Sue Procter , Barbara Johnson , Angel Medina
Re-thinking the human
Gavin Rae
The soul
Shai Frogel
Revisiting the concept of time
James Gilbert-Walsh
Postphenomenology, embodiment and technics,
Helena De Preester
Santa or the grinch
Terry Moellinger
The anomalous foundations of dream telling
What is special about body based reference frame?
Neha Khetrapal
Somatic apprehension and imaginative abstraction
R. Sokolowski, Phenomenology of the human person
Hans Pedersen
Peter McHugh 1929–2010
Alan Blum
The phenomenological life-world analysis and the methodology of the social sciences
Thomas S Eberle
Can pragmatists be institutionalists?
Shane J. Ralston
A respectful world
Susan Bredlau
Peter McHugh and analysis
Designing an opinion for its (local) context
Eric Hauser
"My attitude made me do it"
Mark Vuuren , François Cooren
F. Evans, The multivoiced body
Andrea Pitts
L. Zuidervaart, Social philosophy after Adorno
Andrew Fagan
Honoring (recollecting) our memory of Peter McHugh as social theorist
Kenneth Colburn , Mary C. Moore
Interobjectivity and interactivity
Vol. 34/4
Herbert Kalthoff , Tobias Roehl
Structure and agency in scholarly formulations of racism
Vol. 34/1
D. Ivison (ed): The Ashgate research companion to multiculturalism
Ella Schmidt
F. Dallmayr, Integral pluralism
Vol. 34/3
Megan Altman
R. Capobianco, Engaging Heidegger
Vol. 34/2
William Koch
S. Nuccetelli, O. Schutte, O. Bueno (eds.): A companion to Latin American philosophy
Elena Ruíz-Aho
M. Flaherty, The textures of time
Understanding each other
Embodied domestics, embodied politics
Kirsten Jacobson
Medicalized psychiatry and the talking cure
Kevin Aho, Charles Guignon
Empirical race psychology and the hermeneutics of epistemological violence
Thomas Teo
Subjects without a world?
Lisa Guenther
The study of formulations as a key to an interactional semantics
Arnulf Deppermann
Notionalization
Occasioned semantics
Jack Bilmes
Generalization
Values, knowledge and solidarity
Spiros Gangas
On Latour's social theory and theory of society, and his contribution to saving the world
From demonization of the masses to democratic practice in the work of Nietzsche, Heidegger, and Foucault
Jill Hargis
Lesson plans and the contingency of classroom interactions
Yo-An Lee , Akihiko Takahashi
Habermas on understanding
Kyung-Man Kim
Animated bodies in immunological practices
Daniel Bischur
Crossing the finite provinces of meaning. experience and metaphor
Gerd Sebald
G. Simmel, The view of life
Richard Swedberg
P. Sheil, Kierkegaard and Levinas
Adam Buben
On "interactional semantics" and problems of meaning
Douglas W. Maynard
The sociology of knowledge approach to discourse (SKAD)
Reiner Keller
R. Pippin, Hegel on self-consciousness
Trip Glazer
From arbiter to omnivore
Vol. 35/3
Tony Kearon
F. Grammont, D. Legrand, and P. Livet (eds), Naturalizing intention in action
Brian W. Dunst
Existential transcendence in late modernity
Stephen Lyng
Memoir
Vol. 35/2
Lifting the mantle of protection from weber's presuppositions in his theory of bureaucracy
Graham Button , David Martin , Jacki O’Neill , Tommaso Colombino
The ultramodern condition
Bruce A. Arrigo
Garfinkel stories
L. Bryant, N. Srnicek, G. Harman (eds), The speculative turn
Foucault and the subject of stoic existence
Vol. 35/4
Brian Seitz
Revisiting the cultural dope
The historicity of the a priori
Vol. 35/1
Information
Rod Watson , Andrew Carlin
A. Richert, Integrating existential and narrative therapy
Mary McDonald
Continuous grey scales versus sharp contrasts
Mauro Turrini
Harold Garfinkel, 29 october 1917–21 april 2011
Early glimmers of the now familiar ethnomethodological themes in Garfinkel's "the perception of the other"
Timothy Koschmann
American Heideggers … and Heidegger,
Robert Scharff
Instruction-in-interaction
Oskar Lindwall , Anna Ekström
Categorial occasionality and transformation
Sally Hester , Stephen Hester
The way from the ideal of science
Dreyfus and Haugeland on Heidegger and authenticity
Tobias Henschen
Exploring Habermas's critical engagement with Chomsky
Talking the talk
Cade Bushnell
A phenomenology of emotional trauma
Gretchen Gusich
Suspending belief and suspending doubt
Nicolas J. Zaunbrecher
The being, the origin and the becoming of man
Kasper Lysemose
Is there any good reason to say goodbye to "ethnomethodology"?
Louis Quéré
Phenomenological life-world analysis and ethnomethodology's program
T. Eagleton, Trouble with strangers
Elizabeth K. Minnich
Martin Endreß, George Psathas
Some memories of Harold Garfinkel
Some notes on the play of basketball in its circumstantial detail, and an introduction to their occasion
Semantic drift in conversations
Short editorial introduction
Ronnie Lippens , James Hardie-Bick
N. de Warren: Husserl and the promise of time
An intellectual remembrance of Harold Garfinkel
Control over emergence
Ronnie Lippens
Transcendence, symbolic immortality and evil
James Hardie-Bick
The solicitation of the trap
Steve Hall
Alfred Schutz' theory of communicative action
Vol. 36/3
Hubert Knoblauch
Heidegger and Foucault
Aret Karademir
Constructing and understanding an incident as a social problem
Vol. 36/1
Chihaya Kusayanagi
Bourdieu and Derrida on gift
Camil Ungureanu
R. Collins, Violence
H. Y. Jung, Transversal rationality and intercultural texts
Vol. 36/4
Calvin Schrag
The continuous model of culture
Giorgi Kankava
Reflection and text
Wenjing Cai
Moods and appraisals
Andreas Elpidorou
M. Laffan and M. Weiss (eds.), Facing fear
Consciousness-body-time
Vol. 36/2
Yochai Ataria , Yuval Neria
A. Noë, Varieties of presence
Kaija Mortensen
Neuroscience as a human science
H.-H. Gander, N. Godschmidt, U. Dathe (eds.), Phänomenologie und die ordnung der wirtschaft
Radu Cristescu
Science and life-world
Lucia Ruggerone
Overcoming philosophy
B. Grünewald, Geist–kultur–gesellschaft
Andrea Staiti
Body techniques of vulnerability
Lars Alberth
Martin Endreß, Benjamin Rampp
Phenomenological sociology reconsidered
Tradition
Yaacov Yadgar
Violence and shattered trust
Martin Endreß, Andrea Pabst
Critical psychology, philosophy, and social therapy
Lois Holzman
What does (not) count as violence
Burkhard Liebsch
Trust and confidence
Christian Morgner
Ethnomethodological and hermeneutic-phenomenological perspectives on scientific practices
"When i was young"
Andreas Göttlich
N. Friesen, The place of the classroom and the space of the screen
Assessing the realization of intention
Gustav Lymer
Violence and selfhood
James Mensch
Restructuring attentionality and intentionality
Towards a relational phenomenology of violence
Jin Y. Park
Fallibility and insight in moral judgment
John Kaag
Remarks on violence and intersubjectivity
Tobias Roehl , Herbert Kalthoff
Edmund Husserl in Talcott Parsons
Mitsuhiro Tada
Ethics and the social dimension of research activities
Vol. 37/2
Matters of fact, and the fact of matter
Vol. 37/1
Reflecting on the ethics and politics of collecting interactional data
Susan A. Speer
In search of collective experience and meaning
Vol. 37/4
Gabriel Henriques
M. Coeckelbergh, Human being @ risk
Pieter Lemmens
Fleshing out Heidegger's mitsein
Universality, particularity, and potentiality
Amnon Marom
Foucault on the care of the self as an ethical project and a spiritual goal
Richard White
Interpretive phenomenological analysis (ipa) and the ethics of body and place
Stuart J. Murray , Dave Holmes
Disability
Josephine A. Seguna
R. Scharff, How history matters to philosophy
Lee Braver
Crime as the limit of culture
Sergio Tonkonoff
Alfred Schutz's postulates of social science
Jonathan Tuckett
R. Stolorow, World, affectivity, trauma, Heidegger and post-cartesian psychoanalysis
Anthony Fernandez
Epistemological misgivings of Karen Barad's "posthumanism'
Chris Calvert-Minor
The philosophical roots of Donna Haraway's cyborg imagery
Between pragmatism and critical theory
Roberto Frega
Circulating in places and the spatial order of everyday life
Gregor Schnuer
Blurry humanism
William James and the religious character of the sick soul
Roger G. López
Relevance of a friendship within a dialogue on relevance
Martin Endreß, Stefan Nicolae
J. Bishop, the anticipatory corpse, Medicine, power and the care of the dying
Antje Kahl
From reading minds to social interaction
Carrie Childs
K.Liberman, More studies in ethnomethodology
Chiara Bassetti
The study of deviant subcultures as a longstanding and evolving site of intersecting membership categorizations
Vol. 37/3
The quasi-face of the cell phone
Galit Wellner
Giving expression to rules
Radek Ocelák
The role of experience in perception
Rodrigo Ribeiro
Flawed by Dasein? phenomenology, ethnomethodology, and the personal experience of physiotherapy
Thomas Abrams
Multistability and the agency of mundane artifacts
Ethics in action
A. Carlin, R. Slack (eds), Ethnographic studies
Russell Kelly
Local division of labor in rehabilitation team conferences
Hiroaki Izumi
Information giving and enactment of consent in written consent forms and in participants' talk recorded in a hospital setting
Marilena Fatigante , Franca Orletti
Understanding addiction
Preserving the respondent's standpoint in a research interview
Francesca Alby , Marilena Fatigante
Evaluation as practical judgment
Vol. 38/1
Jean Munck , Bénédicte Zimmermann
Stein and Honneth on empathy and emotional recognition
Vol. 38/4
James Jardine
F. Vatin (ed.), Évaluer et valoriser
Laura Centemeri
A case study in the relationship of mind to body
Vol. 38/3
Mike Ball
Introduction: empathy and collective intentionality
Thomas Szanto, Dermot Moran
Merleau-Ponty on causality
A. Orléan, L'empire de la valeur
Jörg Potthast
A. Cottereau, M. M. Marzok, Une famille andalouse
Stefan Nicolae
The surprise of a breast reconstruction
Marjolein de Boer, René van der Hulst, Jenny Slatman
R. Ranisch and S. Sorgner (eds.), Post- and transhumanism
Collective emotions, normativity, and empathy
Thomas Szanto
Subjectivity and power
Vol. 38/2
Jochen Dreher, Daniela Griselda López
Empathy and the melodic unity of the other
Joona Taipale
The vocabulary of reality
Ronny Miron
M. Coeckelbergh, Environmental skill
Jochem Zwier , Andrea R. Gammon
Intersubjectivity of Dasein in Heidegger's Being and time
K. M. Stroh
Fun in go
Philippe Sormani
Antonio Calcagno, Lived experience from the inside out
Michela Summa
Phronēsis and the art of healing
Donald Landes
Value as a social fact
Daniel Cefaï , Bénédicte Zimmermann , Stefan Nicolae, Martin Endreß
How editors decide
Error, aberration, and abnormality
Baudouin Dupret , Louis Quéré
Outreach work in Paris
Daniel Cefaï
Edith Stein's account of communal mind and its limits
Emanuele Caminada
Financialisation of valuation
Eve Chiapello
Empathy, emotional sharing and feelings in Stein's early work
Íngrid Vendrell Ferran
From manuscript evaluation to article valuation
David Pontille , Didier Torny
On being a ‘we’
Timothy Burns
Durkheim as the founding father of phenomenological sociology
Carlos Belvedere
Between phenomenology and hermeneutics
Saulius Geniusas
Victims' normative repertoire of financial compensation
Janine Barbot , Nicolas Dodier
What's the right price for babysitting?
Alain Cottereau
Technology, phenomenology and the everyday world
Vol. 39/2
Nicola Liberati
Social constructivism in science and technology studies
Vol. 39/1
Social constructionism as a sociological approach
Sandro Segre
Modernity and evil
Vol. 39/3
Consuelo Corradi
Structures of a life-work
Jochen Dreher, Andreas Göttlich
I am not my body, this is not my body
Yochai Ataria
M. Ratcliffe, Experiences of depression
B. Stawarska, Saussure's philosophy of language as phenomenology
Elena Ruiz
Conscious ambivalence
Hili Razinsky
Thomas Luckmann (October 14, 1927–May 10, 2016)
Vol. 39/4
Martin Endreß
Much ado about nothing
On the very idea of social construction
Type and spontaneity
Jan Straßheim
Making loud bodies "feminine"
Sara Cohen Shabot
Present contemporaries and absent consociates
Greti-Iulia Ivana
Is it possible to "incorporate" a scar?
Jenny Slatman
Sociology as a naïve science
Greg Yudin
Heidegger and Korsgaard on death and freedom
Ontogenesis versus morphogenesis towards an anti-realist model of the constitution of society
Christoforos Bouzanis
Rethinking the body and space in Alfred Schutz's phenomenology of music
Rhonda Siu
Social construction of reality
Harry Collins
Islamic positivism and scientific truth
Baudouin Dupret , Clémentine Gutron
Self-help, moral philosophy, and the moral present
Nora Hämäläinen
C. Alberto Sánchez, Contingency and commitment
On the social construction of reality
Barry Barnes
R. Tuomela, Social ontology
J. Angelo Corlett, Julia Strobel
The dynamic association of being and non-being
SangWon Lee
Narrative technologies
Mark Coeckelbergh, Wessel Reijers
In-between spaces
Michaela Pfadenhauer
G. Pfeifer, The new materialism
Chad Kautzer
Constructing gender incommensurability in competitive sport
Marion Müller
What makes people tick? and what makes a society tick? and is a theory useful for understanding?
Silke Steets
Strangers, trust, and religion
Kurt H. Wolff and Italy
Onorina del Vecchio
The common denominator
Hubert Knoblauch, René Wilke
Playing chamber music at a rock festival?
Kurt Wolff's interpretation of Mannheim's late political writings
On the real and the make-believe
Vol. 4/1
Hernan Vera , Shelley Nathans
James Dagenais
Grammatical and literary structures
Frank W. Bliss , Earl R. MacCormac
Beyond existentialist caricatures
Michael Plekon
Free-phantasy, language, and sociology
The postulate of adequacy
Raymond McLain
The disciplining of reason's cunning
Max Weber's methodological strategy and comparative lifeworld phenomenology
Founding an existential ethic
Interpretive sociology and Paul Ricoeur
Steven McGuire
Freedom in theory and praxis
Charles E. Marske
P. Bourdieu, Outline of a theory of praxis
The idea of the person as a collective representation
Martin E. Spencer
Ideology, perspective, and praxis
Mary F. Rogers
Erwin Straus and the problem of individuality
Donald Moss
A sociology of survival?
Fiona Mackie
Culture as a fundamental dimension of experience
Subjective origins, objective reality
On sociological description
Dorothy E. Smith
Solipsistic and intersubjective phenomenology
Peter Hutcheson
Anti-gorgias
A preface to frame analysis
John O'Neill
The paradox of secrecy
Beryl L. Bellman
Formal structures of coordination in a Thai ceremony
William Rittenberg
Patočka's care of the soul reconsidered
Vol. 40/2
Martin Ritter
S. Sorgner, Transhumanismus – "die gefährlichste idee der welt!?'
Vol. 40/3
Franc Mali
A Schutzian analysis of prayer with perspectives from linguistic philosophy
Vol. 40/4
K. Hoshikawa , Michael Staudigl
Considering the public private-dichotomy
Daniel Brennan
Shame, vulnerability and belonging
Luna Dolezal
Embodied harm
Lauren Freeman
The stranger to time
Vol. 40/1
Sertaç Demir
S. Ferrarello, Husserl's ethics and practical intentionality
M. Reder, Religion in säkularer Gesellschaft
Jan Frei
Analysing gaze in terms of subjective and objective interpretation
Pallavi Sharma , Archana Barua
Beyond rational order
Tone B. Eikeland , Tone Saevi
Yoga in penitentiary settings
Mar Griera
Towards a theory of toys and toy-play
Alan Levinovitz
P. Kouba, The phenomenon of mental disorder
Truth and consciousness
"You gotta see both at the same time"
Bryn Evans , Richard Fitzgerald
Facing a disruptive face
Gili Yaron , Agnes Meershoek , Guy Widdershoven , Michiel Brekel , Jenny Slatman
Lester E. Embree (January 9, 1938 – January 19, 2017)
Humanizing the animal, animalizing the human
Christian Ferencz-Flatz
When rules go awry
Mike Lloyd
Dasein's shadow and the moment of its disappearance
Rachel Aumiller
Husserl's phenomenology of animality and the paradoxes of normality
Cristian Ciocan
Resistance to pragmatic tendencies in the world of working in the religious finite province of meaning
J. Read, The politics of transindividuality
Ted Stolze
Gender (in)difference in gender (un)equal couples
A. Steinbock, Phenomenology & mysticism
Jason Alvis
Merleau-Ponty's immanent critique of gestalt theory
Benjamin Sheredos
Religion and violence
What can the human sciences contribute to phenomenology?
Otherwise than being-with
Chantal Bax
Life-world, sub-worlds, after-worlds
Ruth Ayaß
Environmental knowledge, technology, and values
Ryan Gunderson
Help-search practices in rehabilitation team meetings
Alfred Schutz and phenomenology of religion
J. Oksala, Feminist experiences
Carolyn Culbertson
Being seen
Oliver Müller
P. Locke, R. McCann (eds.), Merleau-Ponty
Explicating the key notions of copresence and verification in relation to Husserl's use of the term direct to describe empathy
Heath Williams
A. Odenstedt, Gadamer on tradition
Vol. 41/1
Bharani Kollipara
How does corporeality inform theorizing?
Vol. 41/4
Paulina Segarra , Ajnesh Prasad
Animal experience
Vol. 41/2
Alexandru Bejinariu
The modern faces of postmodernism
Vol. 41/3
To learn the world again
Sara Rodrigues
Human mirrors
Thiemo Breyer
Language and the as-structure of experience
Robert Stolorow, George Atwood
Time and matter
Ádám Takács
On thick records and complex artworks
Yaël Kreplak
Reduction and the question of beginnings in Husserl, Fink and Patočka
Witold Płotka
The knowledge of people disappeared during Argentina's military rule
Ram Natarajan
A. Fiala, The Bloomsbury companion to political philosophy
Gregory McCreery
Spirituality and intersubjective consensus
Toward a general theory of understanding
Dániel Havrancsik
Phenomenology and ontology of language and expression
Hayden Kee
Popitz's imaginative variation on power as model for critical phenomenology
J. Pearl
The philosophical anthropology of Heinrich Popitz
Jerry Williams
The mediated breast
Jenny Slatman, Marjolein de Boer
Heinrich Popitz and the power of violence and technical action in the revolutionary and information ages
Erik Garrett
Power, discourse, and ethics
Viewing spontaneity ethnomethodologically
Calvinist predestination and the spirit of capitalism
What is original in Merleau-Ponty's view of the phenomenological reduction?
Christopher Pollard
Gestalt psychology as a missing link in Ernst Cassirer's mythical symbolic form
Ira Katsur
A theory of affective communication
Christian Julmi
Bearers of transience
Ryan Coyne
Wittgenstein as a philosopher of technology
Mark Coeckelbergh, Michael Funk
The field of consciousness and extended cognition
Three difficulties in phenomenological discourse
Tyler Klaskow
Living with death in rehabilitation
Thomas Abrams , Jenny Setchell
The ethnomethods of ethnography
Larissa Schindler
Virtualization of the life-world
Ossi Ollinaho
The documentary method of [video] interpretation
Patrick G. Watson
The institution of life in Gehlen and Merleau-Ponty
Jan Halák, Jiří Klouda
The influence of Heidegger's thought on the development of philosophy in ex-Yugoslav countries
Dean Komel
Phenomenology, Pokémon Go, and other augmented reality games
Don't talk about the elephant
Ana Mijić
Two kinds of awareness
Cressida J. Heyes
Eccentric positionality
Vol. 42/1
Categorial differences
Volker Schürmann
Self-stigma, bad faith and the experiential self
Vol. 42/3
Karl Eriksson
Andrew J. Mitchell and Peter Trawny (eds), Heidegger's Black notebooks
Vol. 42/4
"Torture is putting it too strongly, boredom is putting it too mildly"
Beyond postphenomenolgy
Wessel Reijers
Heideggerian phenomenology, practical ontologies and the link between experience and practices
Rasmus Gahrn-Andersen
Seeing through the fumes
Jochem Zwier , Vincent Blok
The intensity of lived-experience in Martin Heidegger's basic problems of phenomenology (ws 1919/2020)
Scott Campbell
Heidegger and Husserl on the technological-scientific worldview
Corijn Van Mazijk
The a priori critique of the possibility of a phenomenology of religion
Cogitor ergo sum
Stephen Langfur
Freud and Heidegger on the "origins" of sexuality
Translating Plessner's Levels
Millay Hyatt, Phillip Honenberger
Machina sapiens
Katharina Block
Humans, materiality and society
Anna Henkel
The emergence of practical self-understanding
Jos De Mul
Seeing the other's mind
Zhida Luo
Being together, worlds apart
Rebecca A. Hardesty, Ben Sheredos
How is the human life-form of mind really possible in nature?
Hans-Peter Krüger
Morality in scientific practice
Letizia Caronia, André H. Caron
Experimental philosophy, ethnomethodology, and intentional action
Gustav Lymer , Olle Blomberg
Common understandings of and consensus about collective action
Ole Pütz
Editorial
Kelly Oliver, Carceral humanitarianism
Eric Aldieri
Alfred Schutz's fragments on social roles as a phenomenological alternate to mainstream sociology
The social undecidedness relation
S. Khader, Decolonizing universalism
Shay Welch
Michela Beatrice Ferri (ed.), The reception of husserlian phenomenology in North America
Vol. 43/2
The question of violence between the transcendental and the empirical field
Remus Breazu
Saving face and atrocities
Vol. 43/1
Majlinda Bregasi
Husserl on personal level explanation
Beyond an instrumental view of violence
Ciprian Jeler
Event and structure
Postmodern thought and the self
Natasha van Antwerpen, Candice Oster
Methods of entering where access is restricted
Anna McLauchlan, Allyson F. Noble
Is mental illness a form of violence against the self?
Cătălina Condruz
On the politicization of violence within reductive and non-reductive accounts of violence
Modern violence
Erik Meganck
Whence Heidegger's phenomenology?
Iconoclasm and imagination
Hub Zwart
"The separation that is not a separation but a form of union"
Laura McMahon
Being-in-the-world reconsidered
Karl Leidlmair
Understanding the protester's opposition
Paul Marinescu
Towards a multi-modal phenomenological approach of violence
Violence and affectivity
Depth as Nemesis
Vol. 44/2
Michal Lipták
Introduction to Harold Garfinkel's ethnomethodological "misreading" of Aron Gurwitsch on the phenomenal field
Vol. 44/1
Clemens Eisenmann, Michael Lynch
Ethnomethodological misreading of Aron Gurwitsch on the phenomenal field
Personal uniqueness and events
Vol. 44/4
Petr Prášek
Reverent awe and the field of consciousness
Vol. 45/3
Considered judgements again
Vol. 5/1
Aspects of sequential organization in plea bargaining discourse
Nonreductive materialism and the materialisms of Marx and Heidegger
Douglas V. Porpora
Practical reasoning in depression
The role of commitment in scientific inquiry
Ronald L. Hall
The politics of the new positivity
Arthur W. Frank
Improper closings
Philosophy of man as a rigorous science
Philip Bossert
On the several sources of Freud's conservatism
Christopher Nichols
"Species-being" and "human nature" in Marx
Thomas E. Wartenberg
Talk's form
David T. Helm
Confluences and differences in the early work of Gurwitsch and Schutz
The topic of power
Hope
Authors, audiences, and texts
Closure and disclosure in pre-trial argument
Phenomenology as a critique of politics
The linguistic organization of public controversy
William M. Berg , J. Ross
On the demise of the native
W. W. Sharrock , R. J. Anderson
Understanding ethnomethodology
Mark Peyrot
Language and praxis
On the possibility of society
From epistemology to ontology
Vol. 6/1
On the other side of silence
Contingent anda priori structures in sequential analysis
Common sense and common convictions
Linguistic constitution
Disenchantment and modernity
Norms and interpretations
Christel Hopf
Toward an anthropology of the life-world
Inference and schema
Michael H. Agar
The problem of intersubjectivity
Frederick Grinnell
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
James Schmidt
Envy and the dark side of alienation
Ofelia Schutte
Some constituents of descriptive psychological reflection
Frederick Wertz
Announcing
A. W. McHoul
No one commits suicide
Decision and experience
Louise Levesque-Lopman
Grading practices
James A. Holstein
The intersubjective constitution of the body-image
Hans Joas
Oedipus rex
Vol. 7/1
The provisional homecomer
Vol. 7/2
Funmilayo M. Jones
Effectiveness, expertise and excellence as ideological fictions
The "search for adultness"
Vol. 7/3-4
Carolyn Baker
Is "ethicist" anything to call a philosopher?
The well-informed citizen
Complexity and intersubjectivity
John Bednarz
Functional method and phenomenology
Vol. 7/1-4
Redoubled
Charles A. Pressler
Preface
Speech and the unspeakable in the "place" of the unconscious
Charles E Scott
Discussion of Wagner, Imber, and Rasmussen
Niklas Luhmann and his view of the social function of law
John Murphy
Schutz's life story and the understanding of his work
Surrender-and-catch and phenomenology
Explorations of the Lebenswelt
The Wittgenstein connection
Social theory without wholes
On the origin of "phenomenological" sociology
A. Schutz and F. Kaufmann, Sociology between science and interpretation
Ingeborg Katharina Helling
On surrender, death, and the sociology of knowledge
Judith Feher
Schutz's Bergsonian analysis of the structure of consciousness
Vol. 8/4
Reading Habermas reading Freud
Vol. 8/1
Bernard Flynn
G. Psathas, Everyday language
Vol. 8/2
W. Dilthey and J. H. Newman on prepredicative thought
Mary Tillman
Topic nomination and topic pursuit
Graham Button , Neil Casey
Wagner and the intellectual biography of Alfred Schutz
Richard Owsley
Sociobiology, morality and feminism
The body politic
Vol. 8/3
Magic witchcraft and the materialist mentality
Unmasking nihilism
The coarse and the subtle
Some guidelines for the phenomenological analysis of interview data
Richard H. Hycner
Error-correction techniques and sequences in instructional settings
Can the university defend the values upon which it stands?
The problem of reference in Max Weber's theory of causal explanation
Vol. 9/1
Gerhard Wagner, Heinz Zipprian
Notes on "latency" in overlap onset
Vol. 9/2-3
Gail Jefferson
Some sequential structures in direction-giving
Poetry and sociology
Vol. 9/4
Projection and "silences"
John Local , John Kelly
The vocation of reason
Between and within
Charles Goodwin
Graham Button , Paul Drew, John Heritage
Exploring relations between surrender-and-catch and poetry, sociology, evil
Extreme case formulations
Anita Pomerantz
The routine as achievement
Token up-dates
Martha Komter
Texts as organizational echoes
Peter K. Manning
Conversations and texts
Michael Mulkay
The texture of embodiment
David Schenck
Television and its audiences as dimensions of being
Jenny L. Nelson
Shaking the foundations of lifeworld
Studying children
Kids, culture and innocents
Techniques and persons
Osborne P Wiggins, Michael Alan Schwartz
Offering and soliciting collaboration in multi-party disputes among children (and other humans)
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