A study of Schutz as viewed by Natanson, his most devoted and distinguished student, but also quintessentially Schutzian. According to Natanson, Schutz's main contribution is the erection of an indestructible "architectonic" of the quotidian lifeworld as social reality, with anonymity as the central philosophical concept. My pondering of inter-corporeality and ethics should be read as a continuation.