Schutzian Research: A Yearbook of Worldly Phenomenology and Qualitative Social Science, Volume 14 / 2022

[Zeta Books Update]

This volume of Schutzian Research grew out of a desire by the editorial board to celebrate the Fortieth Anniversary of the Society for Phenomenology and the Human Sciences. The first three papers represent reflections on the Society from those who have long and often substantial involvement with it. We also invited contributors to submit papers that exhibit the diversity and multidisciplinarity that has typified the Society from its inception.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Michael BARBER, Introduction

Hisashi NASU, Personal Memories of and Expectation for the Society for Phenomenology and the Human Sciences

Steven CROWELL, In Search of George Psathas

David SEAMON, Reflections on the Early SPHS

Alexis GROS, Methodological Individualism in Alfred Schutz’s Work: Scope and Limits

Tuba YILMAZ, Strangeness: Analyzing Otherness as a Form of Relationship Through the Older Brother and Schutz’s Thoughts

J. Leavitt PEARL, I Can’t: Acute Sexual Impotence and the Flesh

Jochen DREHER, Phenomenology of the Stranger: The Relational Concept of Strangeness