Life-World, Intersubjectivity and Culture
Contemporary Dilemmas
Published on 29. March 2016
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Hardback
275 pages
978-3-631-65657-0 (ISBN)
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This volume commemorates Richard H. Grathoff's (1934-2013) contribution to interpretative sociology. Reconsidering the legacy of social phenomenology, it demonstrates the usefulness of concepts such as life-world, milieu and symbolic transcendence in the studies of sociocultural transformations.
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Elzbieta Halas, the editor of the volume, is Full Professor of Sociology at the University of Warsaw. Her research interests are cultural sociology, social symbolism, and interpretative social theory.
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Contents: Zdzislaw Krasnodebski: Grathoff's Life-World - Thomas S. Eberle: Phenomenological Life-World Analysis and Interpretive Sociology: Finding a Pathway Through Divergent Strands - Tadeusz Szawiel: Life-World as an Object of Theory and as a Life-Horizon - Ingeborg K. Helling: <<Mirror Neurons>>: A Material Base for Phenomenological Reflection on Intersubjectivity? A Review Essay - Gallina Tasheva: Social Inconsistencies as a Problem of Social Knowledge - Steven Vaitkus: The Depth Juncture of Symbolic Transcendence Arising from Alfred Schutz and Karl Jaspers, and the Path Towards a Humanistic Self-Education - Fritz Schuetze: Artificial Classifications in State Socialism vs. Typification Processes in the Existential World of Everyday Life as Envisioned by Richard Grathoff - Elzbieta Halas: Symbolic Transformations: State Symbolism and the Fall of Communism in Poland - Dennis Smith: Coping with Captivity: The Social Phenomenon of Humiliation Explored Through Prisoners' Dilemmas - Lorenza Gattamorta: Hans Joas and Peter L. Berger: Self-Transcendence in the Age of Contingency - Hubert Knoblauch: Communicative Constructivism and the Communication Society - Marek Czyzewski: <<Under What Circumstances Do We Think Things Real?>> Don Quixote, Social Theory and the Case of Knowledge-Based Society - Ulf Matthiesen: A Phenomenologist Goes to Town! <<Spatial Turn,>> <<Urban Terroir>> and the Life-World/Milieu-Paradigm: Strengthening Recent Phenomenological Approaches in City Research - Ewa Nowicka: Opportunities and Limitations of Intercultural Communication: Doing Social Anthropology in the Field - Rafal P. Wierzchoslawski: Florian Znaniecki, Alfred Schutz, Milieu Analysis and Experts Studies.