2021 - Franco Angeli
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Life-World, relevance and power : phenomenology and social critique
110-122 p.
- Does the phenomenological paradigm omit the examination of the problem of power? Frequently formulated criticisms of phenomenological thought underline that it would be characterized by oblivion of power. The following line of argument will demonstrate that phenomenology and phenomenologically oriented sociology do have the theoretical potential to open up a critical perspective as well as to analyze phenomena of power. The focus will be on the basic question on how the phenomenological perspective can be used to investigate power structures, social inequality, justice, violence, subjective and intersubjective experiences of alienation and suffering. In this sense some reflections will be presented on how phenomenological description is used as critical diagnosis.
- The paper deals on the one hand with criticism of the phenomenological paradigm of an alleged oblivion of power, and on the other hand it reflects upon the this paradigm'spotential of with respect to a formulation of social critique. [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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