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Alfred Schutz's conception of relevance and its significances for the social sciences
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- The conception of relevance has come to be increasingly under discussion in various scientific fields under the recent social-cultural-historical conditions of the globalization, digitalization, and liquidation of society. In my opinion, many of these various discussions are, explicitly or implicitly, founded on Alfred Schutz's ideas about relevance. This essay aims to clarify his sociological conception of relevance founded on phenomenological investigations by inquiries into what he said about the concept and problem of relevance through a comparison between Schutz's ideas on how to deal with the incomprehensiveness of the totality of the world with M. Weber's and F. von Hayek's with reference to Schutz's ideas as to how human experience proceeds [Publisher's text].
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Sociologia e ricerca sociale : 124, 1, 2021-
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ISSN: 1971-8446
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In derselben Datei
- Introduction to the problem of relevance
- Alfred Schutz's conception of relevance and its significances for the social sciences
- Topic relevance as the basic structuration of the field of consciousness
- Relevance and cognitive style : on the double characterization of science in Alfred Schutz
- Schutzian social cartography
- The system of relevances and enclaves
- Life-World, relevance and power : phenomenology and social critique
- On the unconscious nature of Because motives : some considerations on the Unconscious in Alfred Schutz
- Relevance and time in Schutzian theory : methodological implications to interpretative biographical research
- Relevance and embodied reflexivity : constellations work between Gurwitsch, Merleau-Ponty and Garfinkel
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