Alfred Schutz's conception of multiple realities sociologically interpreted

Hisashi Nasu

pp. 69-85

in: Lester Embree (ed), Schutzian social science, Berlin, Springer, 1999

Abstract

Schutz 's conception of multiple realities is an essential part of his sociology of everyday life. Founded on an analysis of constitution-phenomena in inner-time consciousness within the phenomenologically reduced sphere, it not only escapes from the objections the sociology of everyday life faces within a philosophically naive position, but also extends and radicalizes the connotations of the key sociological concepts.

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Schütz Alfred