Human Studies

Of language, work, and things

Vol. 1/1

Mildred Bakan

Reflections on social theory

Vol. 1/1

Joseph Kockelmans

An existential approach to society

Vol. 1/1

Deena Weinstein Michael Weinstein

Habermas' purge of pure theory

Vol. 1/1

Theodore Kisiel

Interpretive sociology

Vol. 1/1

Arthur S. Parsons

Alfred Schutz and the social sciences

Vol. 1/1

Frederick Kersten

Questioning the foundation of practical philosophy

Vol. 1/1

Reiner Schürmann

A very brief commentary on Helmut R. Wagner's "Between ideal type and surrender"

Vol. 1/1

Kurt Wolff

Does anarchy make political sense?

Vol. 1/1

Bernard Dauenhauer

Dewey's enduring vitality

Vol. 1/1

Garry M. Brodsky

Short reviews

Vol. 1/1

Robert Innis

Between ideal type and surrender

Vol. 1/1

Helmut R Wagner

The deviousness of the dialectic

Vol. 1/1

John Kirkland

A hermeneutical accent on the conduct of political inquiry

Vol. 1/1

Hwa Yol Jung

Probability in the social sciences

Vol. 1/1

William C. Gay

The claim of sound

Vol. 1/1

Richard Palmer

Waiting and unemployment

Vol. 1/1

Dennis A. Robbins

Short reviews

Vol. 1/1

Frances Chaput Waksler

Lebenswelt and lebensformen

Vol. 1/1

Earl Taylor

Short reviews

Vol. 1/1

Jonathan D. Moreno

The process of criticism in interpretive sociology and history

Vol. 1/1

Stephen P. Turner David Carr(Emory University)

Perception and dialectic

Vol. 1/1

Eleanor M. Shapiro

Translating philosophy into sociology

Vol. 1/1

Hugh J. Silverman

Talking identity

Vol. 1/1

Stuart Hadden Marilyn Lester

The politics of paradigms

Vol. 1/1

Bennetta Jules-Rosette

Constitutive and mundane versions of labeling theory

Vol. 1/1

Melvin Pollner

Foucault's anti-humanism

Vol. 10/1

Roger Paden

Foucault's power/knowledge and american sociological theorizing

Vol. 10/1

Gisela J. Hinkle

Morality and writing in the baroque

Vol. 10/2

Angel Medina

Is the view from nowhere going anywhere?

Vol. 10/3-4

Paul G. Muscari

Capitulating to captions

Vol. 10/3-4

Vito Signorile

World and/or sign

Vol. 10/3-4

Briankle G. Chang

Foucault in memoriam (1926–1984)

Vol. 10/1

Fred DallmayrGisela J. Hinkle

Scientific psychology and hermeneutical psychology

Vol. 10/2

John D. Greenwood

Democracy and post-modernism

Vol. 10/1

Fred Dallmayr

Misunderstanding and insight about Edith Stein's philosophy

Vol. 10/2

John H. Nota

Habit and inhabitance

Vol. 10/2

James Ostrow

Cultural identity and self-definition

Vol. 10/3-4

Kai Nielsen

Hannah Arendt

Vol. 10/2

Alan Woolfolk

Michel Foucault on power/discourse, theory and practice

Vol. 10/1

Stephen Schneck

Ethical discourse and Foucault's conception of ethics

Vol. 10/1

Mary Moore

Antifoundational thought and the sociology of knowledge

Vol. 10/3-4

Susan Hekman

Norms and normalization

Vol. 10/1

Margaret A. Paternek

Marcel and Merleau-Ponty

Vol. 10/2

Sonia Kruks(Department of Philosophy, Princeton University)

Desire and discourse in Foucault

Vol. 10/1

Kenneth Colburn

Following instructions

Vol. 11/2-3

Ronald Amerine Jack Bilmes

Ethical and logical analysis as human sciences

Vol. 11/1

Lenore Langsdorf

The conventions of the senses

Vol. 11/1

Arthur S. Parsons

Political animals and social animals as biologically meaningful categories

Vol. 11/1

Richard B. Carter

Introduction

Vol. 11/2-3

Michael Lynch Steve Woolgar

The externalized retina

Vol. 11/2-3

Michael Lynch

The dictates of method and policy

Vol. 11/2-3

Steven Yearley

Explaining change in psychology

Vol. 11/4

Sophie Haroutunian-Gordon

Against epistemology

Vol. 11/1

James Valone

H. Jonas, The imperative of responsibility

Vol. 11/4

Rockwell Gray

The fixation of (visual) evidence

Vol. 11/2-3

K. Amann K. Knorr Cetina

Time and documents in researcher interaction

Vol. 11/2-3

Steve Woolgar

Representation and the realist-constructivist controversy

Vol. 11/2-3

Paul Tibbetts

Every picture tells a story

Vol. 11/2-3

Greg Myers

Lists, field guides, and the descriptive organization of seeing

Vol. 11/2-3

John Law Michael Lynch

Representing practice in cognitive science

Vol. 11/2-3

Lucy A. Suchman

Harvey Sacks — lectures 1964–1965 an introduction/memoir

Vol. 12/3-4

Emanuel A. Schegloff

Introduction

Vol. 12/3-4

Harvey Sacks

Goffman's concept of the total institution

Vol. 12/1-2

Christie Davies

Stigma and conversational competence

Vol. 12/1-2

Steven Yearley John D. Brewer

"Turkish man you?"

Vol. 12/1-2

Volker Hinnenkamp

Erving Goffman's sociology

Vol. 12/1-2

Frances Chaput Waksler

Editor's introduction

Vol. 12/3-4

George Psathas

Snapshots "sub specie aeternitatis'

Vol. 12/1-2

Gregory W. Smith

R. H. Brown, Sociology as text

Vol. 13/2

J. P. Ward

Applied ethnomethodology

Vol. 13/1

James L. Heap

Time and unemployment

Vol. 13/1

Maurice Roche

M. Henry, Karl Marx

Vol. 13/2

James Bohman

Language, speech and writing

Vol. 13/4

George Free

Beyond the "limits" of mundane reason

Vol. 13/4

David Bogen

C. Blackmore, S. Greenfield (eds), Mindwaves

Vol. 13/4

S. G. Shanker

Husserl vs. Derrida

Vol. 13/2

James M. Edie

On anonymity and speaking for our-selves

Vol. 13/1

Burke Thomason

Flesh and blood

Vol. 13/3

Drew Leder

Rhythm in telephone closings

Vol. 13/4

Peter Auer

The contexts of phenomenology as theory

Vol. 13/3

Mary Jeanne Larrabee

Paul Ricoeur's methodological parallelism

Vol. 13/3

Patricia Fleming

Odors and private language

Vol. 13/3

Uri Almagor

"Threading-the-needle

Vol. 13/4

Paul Tibbetts

Initiation in hermeneutics

Vol. 13/3

Vivian Darroch-Lozowski

D. Kolb, The critique of pure modernity

Vol. 13/3

Lawrence Cahoone

Musical time as a practical accomplishment

Vol. 13/4

Peter Weeks

Anthropology on the boundary and the boundary in anthropology

Vol. 13/2

Dan Martin

"Unlearning to not speak"

Vol. 13/2

Marianne A. Paget

A clash of ideas

Vol. 13/4

Graham Button

E. Rochberg-Halton, Meaning and modernity

Vol. 13/2

Lydia Goehr

Encountering Dallmayr

Vol. 14/1

Peter Kivisto

Philosophy and politics

Vol. 14/1

Dieter Misgeld

Multiple realities in Santayana's last puritan

Vol. 14/2-3

Steven Vaitkus

The micro-macro non-problem

Vol. 14/1

Ben Agger

Deconstructive politics

Vol. 14/4

Bernard Dauenhauer

"Paramount reality" in Schutz and Gurwitsch

Vol. 14/2-3

Elizabeth Kassab

A response to my critics

Vol. 14/1

Fred Dallmayr

Towards a phenomenology of ethical expertise

Vol. 14/4

Hubert L DreyfusStuart E Dreyfus

Notes on the specification of "meaning" in Schutz

Vol. 14/2-3

Lester Embree

K. Soper, humanism and anti-humanism

Vol. 14/1

James Valone

Deconstructing institutions

Vol. 14/4

John D Caputo

In memoriam

Vol. 14/2-3

Lester Embree

Introduction

Vol. 14/2-3

George Psathas

Animal faith, puritanism, and the Schutz-Gurwitsch debate

Vol. 14/2-3

Stanford M Lyman

The ethics behind the absence of ethics in Alfred Schutz's thought

Vol. 14/2-3

Michael Barber(Saint Louis University)

In memoriam

Vol. 14/2-3

George PsathasEgon Bittner

Pickling human geography

Vol. 14/4

David Rehorick

The crisis in psychoanalysis

Vol. 14/1

Marilyn Nissim-Sabat

Reflections on the Schutz-Gurwitsch correspondence

Vol. 14/2-3

Ludwig Landgrebe

On the social relativity of truth and the analytic/synthetic distinction

Vol. 14/4

U. T. Place

A critical encounter with Fred Dallmayr

Vol. 14/1

Kenneth Colburn

V. Darroch-Lozowski, Notebook of stone

Vol. 14/1

Kurt Wolff

The problem of communicating zen understanding

Vol. 14/4

Richard Buttny Thomas L. Isbell

Wilshire's theory of the authentic self

Vol. 14/4

Quentin Smith

The worldly self in Schutz

Vol. 14/2-3

Lenore Langsdorf

O. Sacks, Seeing voices

Vol. 14/4

V. Signorile

Herbert Spiegelberg

Vol. 15/4

William Hamrick

The use of "power'

Vol. 15/1

Aug Nishizaka

Some recollections of Herbert Spiegelberg

Vol. 15/4

Frederick Kersten

Civility before law

Vol. 15/4

Patrick Pharo

Self and others in "private language"

Vol. 15/1

Shizuo Takiura

Herbert Spiegelberg remembrances

Vol. 15/4

Don Ihde

The conversion of self in everyday life

Vol. 15/2-3

Andrew Travers

For the restoration of the private sphere

Vol. 15/1

Hisashi Nasu

Reading Goffman's framing as provocation of a discipline

Vol. 15/2-3

Lawrence Hazelrigg

The phenomenology of representational awareness

Vol. 15/4

Lester Embree

Introduction in memory of Herbert Spiegelberg 1904–1990

Vol. 15/4

George Psathas

Local interactional production of the rational practice of consumption

Vol. 15/1

Yutaka Kitazawa

Charting the logical geography of the concept of "cease-fire"

Vol. 15/2-3

Paul L. Jalbert

In memory of Herbert Spiegelberg and the phenomenological workshops

Vol. 15/4

George Psathas

A "clash of ideas" or an exercise in scholastic "misunderstanding'?

Vol. 15/2-3

Peter Auer

Phenomenology and the human sciences in Japan

Vol. 15/1

George Psathas

Views and reviews

Vol. 15/2-3

David Rehorick Jim Ostrow

Schutz in Japan

Vol. 15/1

Kazuhisa Nishihara

On privatization of meaning

Vol. 15/1

Masataka Katagiri

Landscape and the human being

Vol. 15/1

Takeshi Yamagishi

Memories of my american life for my american children and children's children

Vol. 15/4

Herbert Spiegelberg

Respecting children's voices

Vol. 16/4

Maureen Connolly

The politics of the gaze

Vol. 16/4

Nick Crossley

The question of Derrida's women

Vol. 16/1-2

Jennifer Thomas

Equality and justice in education

Vol. 16/4

Betty A. Weitz

Thinking the thought of that which is strictly speaking unthinkable

Vol. 16/1-2

William Haver

Premeditation and happenstance

Vol. 16/4

Lena Jayyusi

The other is my hell; the other is my home

Vol. 16/1-2

Kuang-Ming Wu

Psychological and spiritual freedoms

Vol. 16/3

Leslie A. Todres

Editor's introduction

Vol. 16/1-2

Hwa Yol Jung

Hard choices

Vol. 16/3

Eric Cohen Eyal Ben-Ari

Authentic selfhood in Heidegger and Rosenzweig

Vol. 16/1-2

Richard Cohen

Confucianism as political philosophy

Vol. 16/1-2

Hwa Yol Jung

Tradition, modernity, and confucianism

Vol. 16/1-2

Fred Dallmayr

Eurocentric elements in the idea of "surrender-and-catch"

Vol. 16/3

Seungsook Moon

L'affaire Heidegger

Vol. 16/4

Norman K. Swazo

Surrendering and catching in poetry and sociology

Vol. 16/3

John Ward

Truth and the humanities

Vol. 16/3

Erazim Kohák

The phenomenal world of Kurt H. Wolff

Vol. 16/3

Irving Horowitz

Views and reviews

Vol. 16/3

David Rehorick Jim Ostrow

In other words

Vol. 16/1-2

Stephen A. Tyler

Multiples

Vol. 16/1-2

Jane Flax

The confirmation of critical theory

Vol. 16/4

Kai Nielsen

The cannibals, the ancients, and cultural critique

Vol. 16/1-2

Zhang Longxi

The veil of black

Vol. 16/1-2

Kimberly W. Benston

From "primitive art" to "memoriae loci"

Vol. 16/1-2

V. Y. Mudimbe

Michel Foucault's archaeology, enlightenment, and critique

Vol. 16/1-2

Michael Mahon

A first response to the preceding essays

Vol. 16/3

Kurt Wolff

Moral voices, moral selves

Vol. 16/1-2

Susan Hekman

About survival and sociology

Vol. 16/3

Mildred Bakan

Homelessness and the homeless movement

Vol. 17/2

Anthony Steinbock(Southern Illinois University)

Appreciating phenomenology and feminism

Vol. 17/1

Kristin M. Langellier

Critique of ideology

Vol. 17/4

A. T. Nuyen

Making sense

Vol. 17/3

David Michael Levin

Phrasing, linking, judging

Vol. 17/1

Andrew R. Smith

The question of the subject

Vol. 17/4

David Carr(Emory University)

Being human, more or less

Vol. 17/3

Erazim Kohák

The materialist mentality revisited

Vol. 17/4

Berel Lerner

Postmodern tendencies in the sociology of Luhmann

Vol. 17/3

Gila J. Hayim

The complexity of bodily feeling

Vol. 17/3

Jerald Wallulis

Views and reviews

Vol. 17/4

David Rehorick

Children's perspectives of the family

Vol. 17/3

Roberta A. Davilla Judy C. Pearson

I. M. Young, Throwing like a girl and other essays in feminist philosophy and social theory

Vol. 17/4

Gail Weiss(Department of Philosophy, Gettysburg College)

On the narratives of science

Vol. 17/2

Daniel Videla

Hermeneutics and symbolic interactionism

Vol. 17/2

Kieran Bonner

Goffman's attitude and social analysis

Vol. 17/2

N. G. Hartland

Academic dispute or clash of commitments?

Vol. 17/2

William J. Buxton

A place for emotion in critical study

Vol. 17/2

John Cogan

Human nature in a postmodern world

Vol. 17/3

Lawrence Hatab

Why phenomenology in communication research?

Vol. 17/1

Lenore Langsdorf

Knowing and being

Vol. 17/3

Kenneth Liberman

A blank sheet of paper

Vol. 17/1

Ian Angus

Method and phenomenological research

Vol. 17/1

Calvin SchragRamsey Eric Ramsey

Capta versus data

Vol. 17/1

Richard L Lanigan(International Communicology Institute, Washington, DC, USA)

The micro-politics of identity formation in the workplace

Vol. 17/1

Stanley A. Deetz

"I like to watch"

Vol. 17/1

Lenore Langsdorf

The foundations of Merleau-Ponty's ethical theory

Vol. 17/2

Douglas Low

I. Marion Young, Throwing like a girl and other essays in feminist philosophy and social theory response and commentary

Vol. 17/4

Maureen Connolly

Critical ethnography and subjective experience

Vol. 17/1

Michael Huspek

Postmodern feminist reflections on reading Wolff

Vol. 17/4

Gisela J. Hinkle

The Sacks lectures

Vol. 18/2-3

Jeff Coulter

Accounting for achievement in parent-teacher interviews

Vol. 18/2-3

Carolyn Baker Jayne Keogh

Commentary II

Vol. 18/4

Elizabeth Behnke

The interactive constitution of interculturality

Vol. 18/2-3

Aug Nishizaka

Outside the subject

Vol. 18/4

Alfred Tauber

Signifying harassment

Vol. 18/1

Andrew R. Smith Jacqueline Martinez

The lived experience of disability

Vol. 18/1

S Kay Toombs

Instructed actions in, of and as molecular biology

Vol. 18/2-3

Michael Lynch Kathleen Jordan

Editor's introduction

Vol. 18/2-3

George Psathas

"Talk and social structure" and "studies of work"

Vol. 18/2-3

George Psathas

"Mother is not holding competely respect"

Vol. 18/1

Keith Doubt Maureen Leonard Laura Muhlenbruck Sherry Teerlinck Dana Vinyard

Thoughtful incoherence

Vol. 18/4

David Rehorick Gail Taylor

Intersubjectivity as a practical matter and a problematic achievement

Vol. 18/1

Frances Chaput Waksler

The time of trauma

Vol. 18/4

Mary Jeanne Larrabee

Art in the light of phenomenology

Vol. 18/4

Walter Biemel

Ethnomethodology and the institutional context

Vol. 18/2-3

Tony Hak

Garfinkel's recovery of themes in classical sociology

Vol. 18/2-3

Richard A. Hilbert

Introduction

Vol. 18/4

Vivian Darroch-Lozowski

Treating method and form as phenomena

Vol. 18/2-3

Lenore Langsdorf

Phenomenology, physical education, and special populations

Vol. 18/1

Maureen Connolly

Medical ethnomethodology

Vol. 18/2-3

Paul ten Have

The phenomenology of "doing" phenomenology

Vol. 18/4

Francine H. Hultgren

Commentary III

Vol. 18/4

Valerie Malhotra Bentz

Commentary I

Vol. 18/4

Ronald Silvers

Getting back into no place

Vol. 19/4

Thomas Brockelman

"Now I can go on"

Vol. 19/4

John Shotter

H. Atlan, Enlightenment to enlightenment

Vol. 19/2

Alfred Tauber

Lebenswelt structures of Galilean physics

Vol. 19/4

Dušan I. Bjelic

M. Paget, A complex sorrow

Vol. 19/4

Maureen Conolly

Splitting the difference

Vol. 19/2

Fred Dallmayr

Between the subject and sociology

Vol. 19/3

Timothy M. Costelloe

O loma!

Vol. 19/3

Joy Gordon

The experience of spatiality for congenitally blind people

Vol. 19/3

Gunnar Karlsson(Department of Archaeology and Classical Studies , Stockholms universitet)

Paul Virilio and the articulation of post-reality

Vol. 19/2

Marc Hanes

Embracing lococentrism

Vol. 19/4

Edward Casey

Insomnia and the (t)error of lost foundation in postmodernism

Vol. 19/1

Peter McHugh

The taken-for-granted world

Vol. 19/1

Pablo Hermida-Lazcano

The discovery of situated worlds

Vol. 19/3

Douglas Macbeth

Criticism and conversational texts

Vol. 19/1

Rob Anderson Kenneth N. Cissna

Toward a phenomenology of attention

Vol. 19/1

Sven Arvidson

Surrender after Auschwitz?

Vol. 19/1

Gwenn C. Eylath

How to do things with things

Vol. 19/4

Jürgen Streeck

Grounding agency in depth

Vol. 19/2

Helen Fielding(Western University)

Synchrony lost, synchrony regained

Vol. 19/2

Peter Weeks

An empirical-phenomenological critique of the social construction of infancy

Vol. 19/1

Maxine Sheets-Johnstone

The vocation of Kurt H. Wolff

Vol. 19/3

Jonathan Imber

A rejoinder, which turns out to be loma or the good society

Vol. 19/3

Kurt Wolff

"Universal reason" as a local organizational method

Vol. 19/3

Kenneth Liberman

Humour in conversation

Vol. 19/1

Peter Weeks

About o loma!

Vol. 19/3

Mildred Bakan

O loma! in context

Vol. 19/3

Gisela J. Hinkle

Sub-phenomenology

Vol. 19/2

David Jopling

Understanding the representational mind

Vol. 19/2

Eduard Marbach(Universität Bern)

Reasons, rules and the ring of experience

Vol. 2/1

Richard McDermott

On introducing phenomenology

Vol. 2/1

William McBride

The social distribution of knowledge in formal organizations

Vol. 2/1

Roger Jehenson

Describing a national crisis

Vol. 2/1

Beng-Huat Chua

Short reviews

Vol. 2/1

Charles M. Sherover

Phenomenologophobia

Vol. 2/1

Edward G. Armstrong

The brain as agent

Vol. 2/1

Jeff Coulter

Schutz on transcendental intersubjectivity in Husserl

Vol. 2/1

Peter J. Carrington

Work and authority in Marcuse and Habermas

Vol. 2/1

Ben Agger

Scientific and common sense reasoning

Vol. 2/1

Donelson R. Forsyth

Time and communal life, an applied phenomenology

Vol. 2/1

John R. Hall

Short reviews

Vol. 2/1

Helmut R WagnerJohn Sallis

The normative structure of critical theory

Vol. 2/1

Ellsworth Fuhrman

In search of pure experience

Vol. 2/1

David Carr(Emory University)

The nature of the dialogue

Vol. 2/1

John A. Friedman

Short review

Vol. 2/1

William C. Gay

Jürgen Habermas

Vol. 2/1

René Görtzen Frederik Gelder

The limits of reason and some limitations of Weber's morality

Vol. 2/1

Regis A. Factor Stephen P. Turner

A further investigation of the life-world

Vol. 2/1

Thomas Meisenhelder

Human acts, the relevancy matrix, and systems of relevancy

Vol. 2/1

Sherman M Stanage

Unanticipated topic continuations

Vol. 2/1

Albert Adato

Phenomenology in middle age

Vol. 2/1

Alphonso Lingis

Ghost gestures

Vol. 20/2

Elizabeth Behnke

Dialogic or dialogistic? dialogicity or dialogism?

Vol. 20/1

Matti Itkonen

Constructing an academic book review

Vol. 20/1

Karen Tracy

Theorizing practice

Vol. 20/3

Michael Lynch

Stuffed cabbage in the old new school cafeteria

Vol. 20/4

Frederick Kersten

Why practice does not make perfect

Vol. 20/3

Steve Fuller

Ethnomethodology without indifference

Vol. 20/3

Michael Lynch

Pluralism, indeterminacy and the social sciences

Vol. 20/4

James Bohman

American ethnophobia, e.g., irish-american, in phenomenological perspective

Vol. 20/2

Lester Embree

J. Callahan, Reproduction, ethics, and the law

Vol. 20/4

Anne Donchin

Sym-phenomenologizing

Vol. 20/2

Edward Casey

D. Good, a world without words

Vol. 20/3

Frances Chaput Waksler

Time and a theory of the visible

Vol. 20/3

Andy Pickering

G. Mazis, emotion and embodiment

Vol. 20/4

Bruce Wilshire

The birth of difference

Vol. 20/2

Christina Schües(Universität zu Lübeck)

Bodies telling stories and stories telling bodies

Vol. 20/3

Gary Kielhofner Trudy Mallinson

Pragmatism, neopragmatism, and phenomenology

Vol. 20/1

Bruce Wilshire

Explanation and understanding revisited

Vol. 20/4

David Ingram

The embodied chiasmic relationship of mother and infant

Vol. 20/2

Francine Wynn

World, emptiness, nothingness

Vol. 20/2

Klaus Held

Built space and the interactional framing of experience during a murder interrogation

Vol. 20/1

Curtis D. Lebaron Jürgen Streeck

Bad practices

Vol. 20/3

Stephen P. Turner

What readers read in a world without words

Vol. 20/3

David Goode

Beyond postmodernism

Vol. 20/1

Louis Herman

Honoring bodies, seeking children

Vol. 20/3

Maureen Connolly

Kurosawa's existential masterpiece

Vol. 20/2

Jeffrey Gordon

The miracle of being

Vol. 20/2

Paul Brockelman

The morality of the social

Vol. 20/1

Gisela J. Hinkle

Maurice Merleau-Ponty and Rudolf Laban

Vol. 20/1

Maureen ConnollyAnna Lathrop

Dissipating illusions

Vol. 20/2

Eldon Wait

A world without words and the world with words

Vol. 20/3

Melvin Pollner

Back to the things themselves

Vol. 20/2

Anthony Steinbock(Southern Illinois University)

The phenomenology of telephone space

Vol. 20/2

Gary Backhaus

Interpretation and social science

Vol. 20/4

Johanna Meehan

Language and the social roots of conscience

Vol. 21/2

Frank Schalow

A. G. Düttmann, At odds with aids

Vol. 21/2

Paul Honneres

Fred Dallmayr

Vol. 21/3

David Rasmussen

Calvin Schrag, The self after postmodernity

Vol. 21/2

Patricia Huntington

W. A. Beach, Conversations about illness

Vol. 21/2

Phillip J. Glenn

N. Luhmann, Social systems

Vol. 21/2

Karen A. Callaghan

How can ethnomethodology be Heideggerian?

Vol. 21/1

Alec Mchoul

A. Steinbock, Home and beyond

Vol. 21/1

Steven Crowell(Rice University)

A response to friends

Vol. 21/3

Fred Dallmayr

J. Margolis, The flux of history and the flux of science

Vol. 21/1

Linda Wiener

Articulating the hard choices

Vol. 21/1

S Kay Toombs

On Zaner's methods for becoming an ethicist

Vol. 21/1

George Psathas

R. Bogue, M. Spariosu, The play of the self

Vol. 21/1

Kenneth H. Tucker

"Like faintly shifting leaves..."

Vol. 21/1

Victor Kestenbaum

A. Lingis, Sensation

Vol. 21/1

Raj Thiruvengadam

Insider / outsider

Vol. 21/4

Alison I. Griffith

Phenomenological analysis and its contemporary significance

Vol. 21/2

Ilja Srubar

Rhetoric and double hermeneutics in the human sciences

Vol. 21/3

Dimitri Ginev(Софийски университет Св Климент Охридски)

Producing "what the deans know"

Vol. 21/4

Liza McCoy

"There are clear delusions"

Vol. 21/4

Tony Hak

Alfred Schutz

Vol. 21/1

Maurice Natanson

The symposium

Vol. 21/4

Zali Gurevitch

Friend of the universe

Vol. 21/3

Graeme Nicholson

History-making and the skills of world-disclosing

Vol. 21/4

James Jasinski

In response

Vol. 21/1

Richard Zaner

A. Flew, thinking about social thinking

Vol. 21/1

John Francis Burke

Strategically speaking

Vol. 21/3

Leslie J. Miller Jana Metcalfe

E. D. McCarthy, Knowledge as culture

Vol. 21/3

Brian Longhurst

The theory of international politics?

Vol. 21/2

Keith Topper

Feminist organizing and the politics of inclusion

Vol. 21/4

Kamini Maraj Grahame

Responsibility and the crisis of technological civilization

Vol. 21/4

Ullrich Melle

Prejudice and its vicissitudes

Vol. 21/2

Jon Mills

The politics of emancipation

Vol. 21/1

A. T. Nuyen

Discourse and mind

Vol. 22/2-4

Jeff Coulter

Strange, but not stranger

Vol. 22/1

Mark J. Bliton Stuart Finder

Health care ethics consultation

Vol. 22/1

Françoise Baylis

Silence in context

Vol. 22/2-4

Michael Lynch

Studying the organization in action

Vol. 22/2-4

George Psathas

Doing interpreting within interaction

Vol. 22/2-4

Aug Nishizaka

Ethics consultant

Vol. 22/1

Tom Tomlinson

Introduction to grammar and interaction papers

Vol. 22/2-4

George Psathas

Ethnomethodology and the Rashomon problem

Vol. 22/2-4

Hideo Hama

Anatomy of a clinical ethics consultation

Vol. 22/1

Barry Hoffmaster

Do the right thing!

Vol. 22/2-4

Wes Sharrock Graham Button

Habermasian critical social theory as antidote?

Vol. 22/1

Paul Kamolnick

From desire to power

Vol. 22/1

Rosalyn Diprose

"You're all a bunch of feminists"

Vol. 22/2-4

Peter Eglin Stephen Hester

The accountability of hand-drawn maps and rendering practices

Vol. 22/2-4

Yutaka Kitazawa

Space, time and documents in a refrigerated warehouse

Vol. 22/2-4

Yasuko Kawatoko

Grammar and social interaction in Japanese and Anglo-american English

Vol. 22/2-4

Hiroko Tanaka

Introduction to grammar and interaction papers

Vol. 22/2-4

Tomoyo Takagi

Introductory remarks

Vol. 22/1

Richard Zaner

Phrasal unit boundaries and organization of turns and sequences in korean conversation

Vol. 22/2-4

Kyu-Hyun Kim

Afterword

Vol. 22/1

Richard Zaner

Well I may be exaggerating but self-qualifying clauses in negotiation of opinions among japanese speakers

Vol. 22/2-4

Junko Mori

Where grammar and interaction meet

Vol. 22/2-4

Makoto Hayashi

Ethics talk; talking ethics

Vol. 22/1

Mark J. Bliton

Flow

Vol. 23/1

Charlotte Bloch

Hearing silence

Vol. 23/4

Karen Ashcroft

The social construction of equality in everyday life

Vol. 23/4

Scott R. Harris

Loss, healing, and the power of place

Vol. 23/1

Helen M. Cox Colin A. Holmes

Conversations, conferences, and the practice of intellectual discussion

Vol. 23/3

Gary Radford

The making and unmaking of modernity

Vol. 23/1

Andrew Cutrofello

Alfred Schutz and economics as a social science

Vol. 23/3

Allen Oakley

The circular structure of power

Vol. 23/1

Paul Fairfield

Philosophy's real-world consequences for deaf people

Vol. 23/3

Ernst Thoutenhoofd

Absolute difference and social ontology

Vol. 23/3

Simon Lumsden

Using applied conversation analysis to teach novice dietitians history taking skills

Vol. 23/3

Linda Tapsell

Objectivity from subjectivity

Vol. 23/1

William Wilkerson

Feminist politics in postmodernity

Vol. 23/3

Mary Vavrus

Redemption, reconciliation

Vol. 23/4

J.M. Fritzman

Feminist epistemology revisited

Vol. 23/3

Ann Ferguson

The spectacle of history

Vol. 23/4

Douglas Macbeth

F. C. Waksler, Little trials of childhood

Vol. 23/3

Patricia Adler Peter Adler

Response to James Swindal and Bill Martin on reason, history, and politics

Vol. 23/2

David Ingram

Writing as transformation

Vol. 23/3

Richard Zaner

The Berlin wall on the therapist's couch

Vol. 23/2

Christine Leuenberger

The sequential production of social acts in conversation

Vol. 23/2

Wolfgang Schneider

Living a lie

Vol. 23/2

Jeff Mitchell

Marxist axioms as self-contradictory parsonian statements in sociology

Vol. 23/2

Jan Ajzner

New threats for freedom

Vol. 23/2

J. Swindal

Facilitating 'perspectival reciprocity' in medication

Vol. 23/1

Calvin Smith

Community, modernity, legitimation

Vol. 23/2

Bill Martin

Cultivating ethos through the body

Vol. 23/1

Seamus Carey

The role of contexts in understanding and explanation

Vol. 23/4

Mark Bevir

Doing philosophy in the age of globalization ("mondialization")

Vol. 24/4

Hwa Yol Jung

Hwa Yol Jung, Rethinking political theory

Vol. 24/3

J.M. Fritzman

Ethics of ambiguity and irony

Vol. 24/1-2

Honglim Ryu

Postmodernism in the post-confucian context

Vol. 24/1-2

Chaibong Hahm

Transversal-universals in discourse ethics

Vol. 24/1-2

Seonghwa Lee

The political philosophy of intersubjectivity and the logic of discourse

Vol. 24/1-2

Pyung-Joong Yoon

I feel I am

Vol. 24/3

Kurt Wolff

Phenomenology of digital-being

Vol. 24/1-2

Joohan Kim

Reflexivity and interpretive sociology

Vol. 24/4

Kieran M. Bonner

Modernization and the rise of civil society

Vol. 24/1-2

San-Jin Han

Membership categories and time appraisal in interviews with family caregivers of disabled elderly

Vol. 24/4

Isabella Paoletti

Feminism and the discourse of sexuality in Korea

Vol. 24/1-2

Young-Hee Shim

Fact and the narratives of war

Vol. 24/3

Kevin McKenzie

V. M Bentz, J. J. Shapiro, Mindful inquiry in social research

Vol. 24/3

Gary Backhaus

Propelled by the force of memory

Vol. 24/1-2

Ji-Moon Suh

Primal ground

Vol. 24/4

Edward F. Mooney

Hobbes, Rousseau, and the "gift" in interpersonal relationships

Vol. 25/2

Nathan Miczo

The critical potential of discourse ethics

Vol. 25/3

William Rehg

Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose

Vol. 25/4

James L. Heap

Ethnomethodology's unofficial journal

Vol. 25/4

Michael Lynch

Transcendental subjectivity and metaphysics

Vol. 25/1

Dan Zahavi(Center for Subjectivity Research, Københavns Universitet)

The path to human studies

Vol. 25/4

George Psathas

On the "human" of human studies

Vol. 25/4

Frederick Kersten

Human studies and philosophy

Vol. 25/4

Hwa Yol Jung

On visibility and power

Vol. 25/2

Neve Gordon

An enlightened madness

Vol. 25/3

Jeffrey Powell

A stroll with Alfred Schutz

Vol. 25/1

Frederick Kersten

Is the human race constantly progressing?

Vol. 25/3

Andrew Cutrofello

Enlightenment and the question of the other

Vol. 25/3

Hwa Yol Jung

Clock-time or lived time?

Vol. 25/4

Fred Dallmayr

D. Bogen, Order without rules

Vol. 25/2

James J. Chriss

The enlightenment promise and its remains

Vol. 25/3

Matthias Fritsch

Phenomenologies of culture and ethics

Vol. 25/1

Elizabeth Kassab

Response to Drummond and Zahavi

Vol. 25/1

David Carr(Emory University)

Human studies for a japanese sociologist

Vol. 25/4

Hisashi Nasu

Answering the question, "what remains of enlightenment"?

Vol. 25/3

Emmanuel C. Eze

On editing and human studies

Vol. 25/4

Frances Chaput Waksler

I/human studies

Vol. 25/4

David Rehorick

P. J. Huntingdon, Ecstatic subjects, utopia, and recognition

Vol. 25/2

Mechthild Nagel

Dare!

Vol. 25/3

Marc J. LaFountain

Accidents and nostalgia

Vol. 25/4

Richard Zaner

Foucault's enlightened reaction

Vol. 25/3

Benjamin S. Pryor

Making music together while growing older

Vol. 25/1

Richard Zaner

Foucault and the critical tradition

Vol. 25/3

Kory P. Schaff

How does the body get into the mind?

Vol. 25/3

Wolff-Michael Roth Daniel V. Lawless

Beginning, continuation, and future

Vol. 25/4

Kurt Wolff

Performative error-correction in music

Vol. 25/3

Peter Weeks

A random stroll

Vol. 25/4

Maxine Sheets-Johnstone

Advancing the dialogue

Vol. 25/4

Lenore Langsdorf

Stressed embodiment

Vol. 25/4

Maureen ConnollyTom Craig

Discourse as care

Vol. 25/2

A ReyAnton Corey

Vestiges found

Vol. 25/3

Ramsey Eric Ramsey

Paradox or contradiction?

Vol. 25/1

John Drummond(Fordham University)

From playing child to aging mentor

Vol. 25/4

Valerie Malhotra Bentz

Thoughts on William Rehg's insight and solidarity

Vol. 25/3

Johanna Meehan

Seeking intersubjective insight

Vol. 25/3

Simone Chambers

The retentional and the repressed

Vol. 25/2

Talia Welsh

Human universals and understanding a different socioculture

Vol. 26/1

Theodore Schatzki

A life

Vol. 26/3

Johannes Mohr

The symbol and the theory of the life-world

Vol. 26/2

Jochen Dreher(University of Konstanz)

Merleau-Pontian phenomenology as non-conventionally utopian

Vol. 26/3

Greg Johnson

Rethinking cognition

Vol. 26/2

Jonathan Potter Derek Edwards

Alfred Schutz

Vol. 26/2

Michael Stoltzfus

On humans and environment

Vol. 26/4

Jerry Williams Shaun Parkman

Simmel's four components of historical science

Vol. 26/2

Richard Owsley Gary Backhaus

Unfair distribution of resources in Africa

Vol. 26/1

Gail M. Presbey

The rational choice approach to human studies

Vol. 26/1

Milan Zafirovski

D. Applebaum, The stop; Disruption; The delay of the heart; Voice

Vol. 26/1

Bruce Wilshire

Ethnomethodology as radical sociology

Vol. 26/4

Tim Berard

John Searle and Pierre Bourdieu

Vol. 26/1

Iordanis Marcoulatos

Writing my approach to the world

Vol. 26/3

Kurt Wolff

Child's play

Vol. 26/4

Maxine Sheets-Johnstone

T. Glazebrook, Heidegger's philosophy of science

Vol. 26/1

Vincenzo Crupi

Vindication of the human and social science of Kurt H. wolff

Vol. 26/3

Gary Backhaus

Ethnomethodology and disability studies

Vol. 26/4

David Goode

Simmel's philosophy of history and its relation to phenomenology

Vol. 26/2

Gary Backhaus

Discursive psychology and the "new racism"

Vol. 26/4

Kevin McKenzie

Husserlian affinities in Simmel's philosophy of history

Vol. 26/2

Gary Backhaus

Time, death, and history in Simmel and Heidegger

Vol. 26/2

John E Jalbert

Michael d. Barber, Equality and diversity, phenomenological investigations of prejudice and discrimination

Vol. 26/3

William Hamrick

Kurt H. Wolff

Vol. 26/3

George Psathas

Challenging the conventional wisdom

Vol. 27/2

Scott R. Harris

Imagination

Vol. 27/3

Stanley Raffel

Merleau-Ponty and epistemology engines

Vol. 27/4

Don IhdeEvan Selinger

The wonder of phenomenology

Vol. 27/1

Evan Selinger

A problem in Schutz's theory of the historical sciences with an illustration from the women's liberation movement

Vol. 27/3

Lester Embree

A richly woven tale

Vol. 27/3

Lisbeth Frolunde Thomas Moser

The implicit assumptions of dividing a cake

Vol. 27/3

Marianna Papastephanou

The discipline of the "norm

Vol. 27/1

Richard Zaner

Culture and social structure

Vol. 27/2

M. Kasapoğlu Mehmet C. Ecevit

Depicting a liminal position in ethnomethodology, conversation analysis and membership categorization analysis

Vol. 27/1

Maria T. Wowk Andrew Carlin

Herbert Spiegelberg and Alfred Schutz

Vol. 27/2

Marek Chojnacki

Dissymmetry and height

Vol. 27/2

Gary Peters

A moment of unconditional validity?

Vol. 27/1

Michael Barber(Saint Louis University)

Consociated contemporaries as an emergent realm of the lifeworld

Vol. 27/1

Shanyang Zhao

Ricoeur's account of tradition and the Gadamer–Habermas debate

Vol. 27/3

Robert Piercey

Alfred Schutz's influence on American sociologists and sociology

Vol. 27/1

George Psathas

The spectacular showing

Vol. 27/4

Eric Laurier

Schutz's reflections on the social relationship between the author and beholder of literary works

Vol. 27/4

Christopher Prendergast

Husserl and the penetrability of the transcendental and mundane spheres

Vol. 27/3

Robert Arp

Pragmatism, artificial intelligence, and posthuman bioethics

Vol. 27/3

Jerold J. Abrams

What is "discursive psychology"?

Vol. 27/3

Jeff Coulter

The atomistic self versus the holistic self in structural relation to the other

Vol. 28/4

Simon Glynn(Florida Atlantic University)

The baroque formulation of consciousness

Vol. 28/1

Jochen Dreher(University of Konstanz)

Forms of collective action

Vol. 28/3

Esther González-Martínez

The corporeal order of things

Vol. 28/2

Kurt Dauer Keller

From nature to culture?

Vol. 28/1

Christian Lotz

Aspects of aspects

Vol. 28/2

Alec Mchoul

"Another insistence of man"

Vol. 28/3

Matthew Calarco

Revolutionary becomings

Vol. 28/3

Valentine Moulard

Gadamer and the otherness of nature

Vol. 28/2

Mauro Grün

Editor's note

Vol. 28/4

Frances Chaput Waksler

How is the other approached and conceptualized in terms of Schutz's constitutive phenomenology of the natural attitude?1

Vol. 28/4

Hisashi Nasu

Studies of work

Vol. 28/2

John Rooke David Seymour

Analogues of ourselves

Vol. 28/4

Frances Chaput Waksler

Understanding narratively, understanding alterity

Vol. 28/4

Philip Lewin

Power, freedom, and individuality

Vol. 28/1

Miri Rozmarin

Shared being, old promises, and the just necessity of affirmative action

Vol. 28/2

Peter McHugh

Habermas and the unfinished project of democracy

Vol. 28/2

David Ingram

The group home workplace and the work of know-how

Vol. 28/1

Jack Levinson

Taking pictures of Jesus

Vol. 28/4

Edward Berryman

The whole truth and nothing but the truth

Vol. 28/1

Robb Eason

Belief, apparitions, and rationality

Vol. 28/1

Edward Berryman

Experience and the environment

Vol. 28/1

Benjamin Hale

Enacted others

Vol. 28/4

Gregory W. Smith

Disputed bodies

Vol. 28/1

Srikanth Mallavarapu

Technological other/quasi other

Vol. 28/4

Stacey O'Neal Irwin

Walking on two legs

Vol. 28/3

Ian Angus

Science as erotic service

Vol. 28/2

Robert P. Crease

Accountably other

Vol. 28/4

Anne Warfield RawlsGary David

Using Wittgenstein to respecify constructivism

Vol. 28/3

David Francis

The meaning of appearance in surviving breast cancer

Vol. 28/3

Ozum Ucok

Phenomenology-friendly neuroscience

Vol. 29/1

Ralph Ellis

P. Walsh, Skepticism, modernity and critical theory

Vol. 29/3

Sudarsan Padmanabhan

Kenneth Liberman on Tibetan Debating Practice

Vol. 29/3

Fred Dallmayr

Inventions of History

Vol. 29/4

Steven Crowell(Rice University)

Psychotherapy's philosophical values

Vol. 29/2

Hakam Al-Shawi

"Ethics wars"

Vol. 29/2

Klaus Hoeyer

B. Foltz and R. Frodeman (eds.), Rethinking Nature

Vol. 29/4

Brian Schroeder

Response to Casey, Crowell and Kearney

Vol. 29/4

David Carr(Emory University)

Femininity and masculinity in city-form

Vol. 29/2

Abraham Akkerman

Dr. mom?

Vol. 29/1

Hervé Varenne Mary E. Cotter

The phenomenon of vulnerability in clinical encounters

Vol. 29/3

Richard Zaner

Book review

Vol. 29/2

Leonard Lawlor

David Carr on history, time, and place

Vol. 29/4

Edward Casey

Phenomenology and rigid dualisms

Vol. 29/3

Michael Barber(Saint Louis University)

Lessons in conversation

Vol. 29/1

James Risser

On the meaning of screens

Vol. 29/1

Lucas D. Introna Fernando M. Ilharco

Philosophy and reflection

Vol. 29/2

Michael Barber(Saint Louis University)

The body as a permanent but mutable address

Vol. 29/1

Suzanne M. Jaeger

Phenomenology and rigid dualisms

Vol. 29/1

Michael Barber(Saint Louis University)

Appresentation and simultaneity

Vol. 29/1

Joachim Renn

Puttings things into words

Vol. 29/4

Stefan Hirschauer

On the history of science

Vol. 29/1

Jesus H. Aguilar

G. Vattimo, Nihilism and Emancipation

Vol. 29/4

Silvia Benso

D. Ihde, E. Selinger (eds.), Chasing technoscience

Vol. 29/3

Robert Rosenberger

Response to Dallmayr

Vol. 29/3

Kenneth Liberman

The work of David Carr

Vol. 29/4

Margret Grebowicz

Politics of nature

Vol. 29/1

Casper Bruun Jensen

Knowledge on the horizon

Vol. 29/3

Ian Gerrie

Political screenings as trials of strength

Vol. 29/3

Zdeněk Konopásek Zuzana Kusá

The practical work of <coding>

Vol. 29/3

Brandon Olszewski Deborah Macey Lauren Lindstrom

Parsing narrative – story, history, life

Vol. 29/4

Richard Kearney

Voluntarism and structural-functionalism in Parsons' early work

Vol. 3/1

Ian Procter

Throwing like a girl

Vol. 3/1

Iris Marion Young

Ultimate self-responsibility, practical reasoning, and practical action

Vol. 3/1

Dieter Misgeld

Ethnomethodological studies

Vol. 3/1

Jeff Coulter

Short reviews

Vol. 3/1

Glen Mazis(Penn State Hrrisburg)

H. Arendt, The life of the mind

Vol. 3/1

Reiner Schürmann

Description in ethnomethodology

Vol. 3/1

James L. Heap

Reflections on Parsons' "1974 retrospective perspective" on alfred Schutz

Vol. 3/1

Helmut R Wagner

Schutz's theory of relevance

Vol. 3/1

Lenore Langsdorf

Observation, esoteric knowledge, and automobiles

Vol. 3/1

Wes Sharrock Roy Turner

Introduction

Vol. 3/1

Kurt Wolff

The pythagorean comma

Vol. 3/1

Vito Signorile

The other minds problem in early Heidegger

Vol. 3/1

Harrison Hall

Methodology is where human scientists and philosophers can meet

Vol. 3/1

Lester Embree

Parsons' contributions to sociological theory

Vol. 3/1

James Valone

Husserl and Wittgenstein on the "mental picture theory of meaning"

Vol. 3/1

Harry P Reeder

Betweeen theory and practice

Vol. 3/1

Fred Dallmayr

S. Kessler, W. McKenna, Gender

Vol. 3/1

Jeffner Allen

"Occasionality" as a constituent feature of the known-in-common character of topics

Vol. 3/1

Albert Adato

Heidegger on intersubjectivity

Vol. 3/1

Fred Dallmayr

Ambiguity and gratuitous concurrence in inter-cultural communication

Vol. 3/1

Ken Liberman

Mastery and sexuality

Vol. 3/1

James Ogilvy

Approaches to the study of the world of everyday life

Vol. 3/1

George Psathas

Schutz and Parsons

Vol. 3/1

David Rehorick

The issue of human subjectivity in sociological explanation

Vol. 3/1

Paul Tibbetts

Talcott Parsons and the phenomenological tradition in sociology

Vol. 3/1

Bennetta Jules-Rosette

C. Gould, Marx's social ontology

Vol. 3/1

Joseph Bien

Putting ourselves into the place of others

Vol. 3/1

Herbert Spiegelberg

Hand touching hand

Vol. 30/3

Aug Nishizaka

Justice and reconciliation

Vol. 30/4

Amy Allen

On the value of phenomenology across disciplines and traditions,

Vol. 30/3

Robyn R. Gaier

Taking political science seriously

Vol. 30/3

Sanford F. Schram

The Prison Contract and Surplus Punishment

Vol. 30/4

Eduardo Mendieta

Bearing Witness to Injustice

Vol. 30/4

Mechthild Nagel

Introduction

Vol. 30/1

Harold GarfinkelKenneth Liberman

Kitzinger's feminist conversation analysis

Vol. 30/2

Maria T. Wowk

Lebenswelt origins of the sciences

Vol. 30/1

Harold Garfinkel

Decarceration and the philosophies of mass imprisonment

Vol. 30/4

Jeffrey Paris

Understanding evil acts

Vol. 30/2

Paul Formosa

Accomplishing meaning in a stratified world

Vol. 30/4

Joaquin Trujillo

Cognitive theory and phenomenology in Arendt's and Nussbaum's work on narrative

Vol. 30/2

Veronica Vasterling

On the significance of William James to a contemporary doctrine of evolutionary psychology

Vol. 30/4

Jean Suplizio

Towards a phenomenological theory of violence

Vol. 30/3

Michael Staudigl(Universität Wien)

Sociologizing metaphysics and mind

Vol. 30/2

Osmo Kivinen Tero Piiroinen

That which "has no name in philosophy"

Vol. 30/4

Daphna Erdinast-Vulcan

J. Afary, K. Anderson, Foucault and the Iranian revolution in context

Vol. 30/2

Babak Elahi

Enrolling the citizen in sustainability

Vol. 30/4

Jennifer Summerville Barbara Adkins

Technology and intimacy in the philosophy of Georges Bataille

Vol. 30/4

Alessandro Tomasi(Department of English, University of South Florida)

Phenomenology and the third generation of cognitive science

Vol. 30/3

Shoji NagatakiSatoru Hirose

Humanizing the understanding of the acculturation experience with phenomenology

Vol. 30/4

Jennifer A. Skuza

Some lived experiences of the 60s generation of social theorists,

Vol. 30/4

Charles Crothers

Child's play

Vol. 30/3

Talia Welsh

Lebenswelt origins of the sciences

Vol. 30/1

George Psathas

Thing theory

Vol. 30/4

Nigel Clark

Event and process

Vol. 30/3

Thomas Scheffer

The foundation of an interpretative sociology

Vol. 31/2

Christian Etzrodt

Developing feminist conversation analysis

Vol. 31/2

Celia Kitzinger

Introduction

Vol. 31/1

Don Ihde

The phenomenal field

Vol. 31/3

Giolo Fele

Postphenomenology

Vol. 31/1

Cathrine Hasse

A continuing dialogue with Alfred Schutz

Vol. 31/2

Hisashi Nasu

Does microcredit "empower"?

Vol. 31/1

Evan Selinger

E. Selinger (ed), Postphenomenology

Vol. 31/1

John R. Dakers

Demonstrating "reasonable fear" at trial

Vol. 31/2

Stacy Lee Burns

Marramao's kairós

Vol. 31/2

Silvia Benso

Diabetes, chronic illness and the bodily roots of ecstatic temporality

Vol. 31/4

David Morris(Professor of Philosophy, Concordia University, Montreal)

Understanding the subjective point of view

Vol. 31/4

Wing-Chung Ho

Obstetric ultrasound and the technological mediation of morality

Vol. 31/1

Peter-Paul Verbeek(DesignLab, Universiteit Leiden)

The task of dialectical thinking in the age of one-dimensionality

Vol. 31/2

Arnold Farr(Department of Germanic Languages and Literature, University of Oregon)

Larry Wieder's radical ethno-inquiries

Vol. 31/3

Kenneth Liberman

The transcendence and non-discursivity of the lifeworld

Vol. 31/3

Wing-Chung Ho

Perceiving other planets

Vol. 31/1

Robert Rosenberger

J. Dodd, Crisis and Reflection

Vol. 31/3

Kenneth Liberman

De-ontologizing the debate on social explanations

Vol. 31/4

Jeroen Bouwel Erik Weber

A Schutzian perspective on the phenomenology of law in the context of positivistic practices

Vol. 31/3

Ion Copoeru(Universitatea Babeș-Bolyai)

DLW

Vol. 31/3

Cheryl L. Nicholas

Larry Wieder

Vol. 31/3

Sandra Ragan

In memoriam Larry Wieder (1938–2006)

Vol. 31/3

George Psathas

Response to Kenneth Liberman

Vol. 31/3

James Dodd(New School for Social Research)

Ambiguous individuality

Vol. 31/3

Olli Pyyhtinen

The alienating mirror

Vol. 31/2

Richard A. Lynch

The human condition and the gift

Vol. 31/2

Nathan Miczo

S. Turkle, Evocative Objects

Vol. 31/4

Graham Harman

Research with a purpose

Vol. 32/3

Patrick Baert

Towards a truly pragmatic philosophy of social science

Vol. 32/3

Brendan Hogan

On the division between reason and unreason in Kant

Vol. 32/2

Motohide Saji

Pluralism, pragmatism and self-knowledge,

Vol. 32/3

James Bohman

P.-P. Verbeek, What things do

Vol. 32/2

Andrew Feenberg

Doing justice and demonstrating fairness in small claims arbitration

Vol. 32/2

Stacy Lee Burns

Foucault and Derrida

Vol. 32/1

Antonio Calcagno(King's University College, Western University)

From assigning to designing technological agency

Vol. 32/2

Katinka Waelbers

The experiences of guilt and shame

Vol. 32/3

Gunnar Karlsson(Department of Archaeology and Classical Studies , Stockholms universitet)Lennart Gustav Sjöberg

Theorizing politics after camus

Vol. 32/1

Christopher C. Robinson

Quo vadis? Quine's web, Kuhn's revolutions, and Baert's "way forward",

Vol. 32/3

Paul A. Roth

Attunement in the modern age

Vol. 32/1

Janko M. Lozar

The role of Umwelt in Husserl's Aufbau and Abbau of the natur/geist distinction

Vol. 32/3

Adam Konopka

D. Benatar, Better never to have been

Vol. 32/1

Chris Kaposy

Let's make things better

Vol. 32/2

Peter-Paul Verbeek(DesignLab, Universiteit Leiden)

Typification in society and social science

Vol. 32/3

Kwang-ki Kim Tim Berard

From experimental interaction to the brain as the epistemic object of neurobiology

Vol. 32/2

Gesa Lindemann

Video recording practices and the reflexive constitution of the interactional order

Vol. 32/1

Lorenza Mondada

Can there be a pragmatist philosophy of social science?

Vol. 32/3

Stephen P. Turner

The phenomenology of falling ill

Vol. 32/1

Fredrik Svenaeus

What things still don't do

Vol. 32/2

David Kaplan(Department of Philosophy, University of Oklahoma)

Risky subjectivity

Vol. 32/2

Anna Mudde

What is phenomenological sociology again?

Vol. 32/4

Greg Bird

Practical hermeneutics

Vol. 32/4

Esa Lehtinen

How does it feel to be a star?

Vol. 32/2

Scott R. Harris Kerry O. Ferris

Phenomenology of friendship

Vol. 32/4

Jochen Dreher(University of Konstanz)

Discerning the relations between conversation and cognition,

Vol. 32/4

Ben Matthews

Teaching, learning, describing, and judging via Wittgensteinian rules

Vol. 33/4

Domenic F. Berducci

Peter McHugh

Vol. 33/2-3

Patrick Colfer

S. Kozel, Closer

Vol. 33/1

Megan Craig

A. Johnston, Badiou, Žižek, and political transformations

Vol. 33/2-3

Geoff Pfeifer

H. Garfinkel, Toward a sociological theory of information

Vol. 33/1

James Aho

Coffee, connoisseurship, and an ethnomethodologically-informed sociology of taste

Vol. 33/2-3

John Manzo

Peter McHugh's late work

Vol. 33/2-3

Stanley Raffel

An unholistic alliance

Vol. 33/2-3

Robert Stolorow(Institute of Contemporary Psychoanalysis)

Studying sociology with Peter McHugh

Vol. 33/2-3

David A. Lynes

A video life-world approach to consultation practice

Vol. 33/2-3

Jane Bickerton Sue Procter Barbara Johnson Angel Medina

Postphenomenology, embodiment and technics,

Vol. 33/2-3

Helena De Preester

Some thoughts about the early academic years

Vol. 33/2-3

Carl Weinberg

Case dismissed

Vol. 33/2-3

Jay Julilen

Re-thinking the human

Vol. 33/1

Gavin Rae

J. & K. Aho, Body matters

Vol. 33/2-3

Gesine Hearn

Somatic apprehension and imaginative abstraction

Vol. 33/1

Michael Barber(Saint Louis University)

Problems and mysteries

Vol. 33/2-3

Philip Lewin

The phenomenological life-world analysis and the methodology of the social sciences

Vol. 33/2-3

Thomas S Eberle

A respectful world

Vol. 33/4

Susan Bredlau(Department of French & Italian, Clemson University)

Revisiting the concept of time

Vol. 33/2-3

James Gilbert-Walsh

R. Sokolowski, Phenomenology of the human person

Vol. 33/2-3

Hans Pedersen

The soul

Vol. 33/2-3

Shai Frogel

F. Evans, The multivoiced body

Vol. 33/4

Andrea Pitts

Santa or the grinch

Vol. 33/2-3

Terry Moellinger

Designing an opinion for its (local) context

Vol. 33/4

Eric Hauser

The anomalous foundations of dream telling

Vol. 33/1

Richard A. Hilbert

What is special about body based reference frame?

Vol. 33/2-3

Neha Khetrapal

Peter McHugh 1929–2010

Vol. 33/2-3

Alan Blum

Can pragmatists be institutionalists?

Vol. 33/1

Shane J. Ralston

Peter McHugh and analysis

Vol. 33/2-3

Kieran M. Bonner

"My attitude made me do it"

Vol. 33/1

Mark Vuuren François Cooren

B. Sandmeyer, Husserl's constitutive phenomenology

Vol. 33/2-3

James Dodd(New School for Social Research)

L. Zuidervaart, Social philosophy after Adorno

Vol. 33/1

Andrew Fagan

Honoring (recollecting) our memory of Peter McHugh as social theorist

Vol. 33/2-3

Kenneth Colburn Mary C. Moore

Death and the evolution of language

Vol. 33/4

Luca Berta

M. Flaherty, The textures of time

Vol. 34/1

James Aho

Understanding each other

Vol. 34/3

Stanley Raffel

Medicalized psychiatry and the talking cure

Vol. 34/3

Kevin AhoCharles Guignon

Subjects without a world?

Vol. 34/3

Lisa Guenther(Queen's University)

Empirical race psychology and the hermeneutics of epistemological violence

Vol. 34/3

Thomas Teo

The study of formulations as a key to an interactional semantics

Vol. 34/2

Arnulf Deppermann

Notionalization

Vol. 34/2

Arnulf Deppermann

Occasioned semantics

Vol. 34/2

Jack Bilmes

Values, knowledge and solidarity

Vol. 34/4

Spiros Gangas

Generalization

Vol. 34/2

Eric Hauser

On Latour's social theory and theory of society, and his contribution to saving the world

Vol. 34/1

Gesa Lindemann

From demonization of the masses to democratic practice in the work of Nietzsche, Heidegger, and Foucault

Vol. 34/4

Jill Hargis

Animated bodies in immunological practices

Vol. 34/4

Daniel Bischur

Habermas on understanding

Vol. 34/4

Kyung-Man Kim

Crossing the finite provinces of meaning. experience and metaphor

Vol. 34/4

Gerd Sebald

Lesson plans and the contingency of classroom interactions

Vol. 34/2

Yo-An Lee Akihiko Takahashi

P. Sheil, Kierkegaard and Levinas

Vol. 34/4

Adam Buben

On "interactional semantics" and problems of meaning

Vol. 34/2

Douglas W. Maynard

G. Simmel, The view of life

Vol. 34/2

Richard Swedberg

The sociology of knowledge approach to discourse (SKAD)

Vol. 34/1

Reiner Keller

R. Pippin, Hegel on self-consciousness

Vol. 34/4

Trip Glazer

Interobjectivity and interactivity

Vol. 34/4

Herbert Kalthoff Tobias Roehl

Structure and agency in scholarly formulations of racism

Vol. 34/1

Kevin McKenzie

D. Ivison (ed): The Ashgate research companion to multiculturalism

Vol. 34/4

Ella Schmidt

F. Dallmayr, Integral pluralism

Vol. 34/3

Megan Altman

R. Capobianco, Engaging Heidegger

Vol. 34/2

William Koch

S. Nuccetelli, O. Schutte, O. Bueno (eds.): A companion to Latin American philosophy

Vol. 34/3

Elena Ruíz-Aho

Embodied domestics, embodied politics

Vol. 34/1

Kirsten Jacobson

The historicity of the a priori

Vol. 35/1

Robert Stolorow(Institute of Contemporary Psychoanalysis)

A. Richert, Integrating existential and narrative therapy

Vol. 35/3

Mary McDonald

Information

Vol. 35/2

Rod Watson Andrew Carlin

Harold Garfinkel, 29 october 1917–21 april 2011

Vol. 35/2

Giolo Fele

Early glimmers of the now familiar ethnomethodological themes in Garfinkel's "the perception of the other"

Vol. 35/4

Timothy Koschmann

American Heideggers … and Heidegger,

Vol. 35/4

Robert Scharff

Continuous grey scales versus sharp contrasts

Vol. 35/1

Mauro Turrini

Categorial occasionality and transformation

Vol. 35/4

Sally Hester Stephen Hester

A phenomenology of emotional trauma

Vol. 35/4

Gretchen Gusich

The way from the ideal of science

Vol. 35/4

Lester Embree

Instruction-in-interaction

Vol. 35/1

Oskar Lindwall Anna Ekström

Exploring Habermas's critical engagement with Chomsky

Vol. 35/1

Marianna Papastephanou

Talking the talk

Vol. 35/4

Cade Bushnell

Phenomenological life-world analysis and ethnomethodology's program

Vol. 35/2

Thomas S Eberle

Dreyfus and Haugeland on Heidegger and authenticity

Vol. 35/1

Tobias Henschen

Introduction

Vol. 35/2

Martin EndreßGeorge Psathas

Is there any good reason to say goodbye to "ethnomethodology"?

Vol. 35/2

Louis Quéré

Suspending belief and suspending doubt

Vol. 35/4

Nicolas J. Zaunbrecher

The being, the origin and the becoming of man

Vol. 35/1

Kasper Lysemose

T. Eagleton, Trouble with strangers

Vol. 35/1

Elizabeth K. Minnich

Some notes on the play of basketball in its circumstantial detail, and an introduction to their occasion

Vol. 35/2

Douglas Macbeth

Semantic drift in conversations

Vol. 35/2

Kenneth Liberman

Short editorial introduction

Vol. 35/3

Ronnie Lippens James Hardie-Bick

N. de Warren: Husserl and the promise of time

Vol. 35/1

Gerd Sebald

An intellectual remembrance of Harold Garfinkel

Vol. 35/2

Douglas W. Maynard

Control over emergence

Vol. 35/3

Ronnie Lippens

Some memories of Harold Garfinkel

Vol. 35/2

David Goode

Transcendence, symbolic immortality and evil

Vol. 35/3

James Hardie-Bick

The solicitation of the trap

Vol. 35/3

Steve Hall

F. Grammont, D. Legrand, and P. Livet (eds), Naturalizing intention in action

Vol. 35/3

Brian W. Dunst

Memoir

Vol. 35/2

George Psathas

From arbiter to omnivore

Vol. 35/3

Tony Kearon

Lifting the mantle of protection from weber's presuppositions in his theory of bureaucracy

Vol. 35/2

Graham Button David Martin Jacki O’Neill Tommaso Colombino

Existential transcendence in late modernity

Vol. 35/3

Stephen Lyng

Garfinkel stories

Vol. 35/2

Michael Lynch

The ultramodern condition

Vol. 35/3

Bruce A. Arrigo

Foucault and the subject of stoic existence

Vol. 35/4

Brian Seitz

Revisiting the cultural dope

Vol. 35/2

Michael Lynch

L. Bryant, N. Srnicek, G. Harman (eds), The speculative turn

Vol. 35/3

Geoff Pfeifer

H.-H. Gander, N. Godschmidt, U. Dathe (eds.), Phänomenologie und die ordnung der wirtschaft

Vol. 36/3

Radu Cristescu

B. Grünewald, Geist–kultur–gesellschaft

Vol. 36/2

Andrea Staiti(Università di Parma)

Science and life-world

Vol. 36/2

Lucia Ruggerone

Body techniques of vulnerability

Vol. 36/1

Lars Alberth

Overcoming philosophy

Vol. 36/2

Gavin Rae

Phenomenological sociology reconsidered

Vol. 36/1

Thomas S Eberle

Introduction

Vol. 36/1

Martin EndreßBenjamin Rampp

Violence and shattered trust

Vol. 36/1

Martin EndreßAndrea Pabst

Tradition

Vol. 36/4

Yaacov Yadgar

Critical psychology, philosophy, and social therapy

Vol. 36/4

Lois Holzman

Ethnomethodological and hermeneutic-phenomenological perspectives on scientific practices

Vol. 36/2

Dimitri Ginev(Софийски университет Св Климент Охридски)

"When i was young"

Vol. 36/2

Andreas Göttlich

What does (not) count as violence

Vol. 36/1

Burkhard Liebsch(Hermann-Schmitz-Forschungsstelle, University College Cork)

Trust and confidence

Vol. 36/4

Christian Morgner

Assessing the realization of intention

Vol. 36/4

Gustav Lymer

Violence and selfhood

Vol. 36/1

James Mensch

N. Friesen, The place of the classroom and the space of the screen

Vol. 36/2

Robert Rosenberger

Towards a relational phenomenology of violence

Vol. 36/1

Michael Staudigl(Universität Wien)

Restructuring attentionality and intentionality

Vol. 36/2

Sven Arvidson

H. Y. Jung, Transversal rationality and intercultural texts

Vol. 36/4

Jin Y. Park

Edmund Husserl in Talcott Parsons

Vol. 36/3

Mitsuhiro Tada

Alfred Schutz' theory of communicative action

Vol. 36/3

Hubert Knoblauch

Fallibility and insight in moral judgment

Vol. 36/2

John Kaag

Remarks on violence and intersubjectivity

Vol. 36/1

Tobias Roehl Herbert Kalthoff

Heidegger and Foucault

Vol. 36/3

Aret Karademir

Constructing and understanding an incident as a social problem

Vol. 36/1

Chihaya Kusayanagi

H. Y. Jung, Transversal rationality and intercultural texts

Vol. 36/4

Calvin Schrag

Bourdieu and Derrida on gift

Vol. 36/3

Camil Ungureanu

Reflection and text

Vol. 36/3

Wenjing Cai (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)

R. Collins, Violence

Vol. 36/1

James Aho

The continuous model of culture

Vol. 36/3

Giorgi Kankava

Moods and appraisals

Vol. 36/4

Andreas Elpidorou

M. Laffan and M. Weiss (eds.), Facing fear

Vol. 36/1

James Aho

Neuroscience as a human science

Vol. 36/4

Ralph Ellis

Consciousness-body-time

Vol. 36/2

Yochai Ataria Yuval Neria

A. Noë, Varieties of presence

Vol. 36/3

Kaija Mortensen

Interpretive phenomenological analysis (ipa) and the ethics of body and place

Vol. 37/1

Stuart J. Murray Dave Holmes

R. Scharff, How history matters to philosophy

Vol. 37/4

Lee Braver(Department of Philosophy, University of Tennessee)

Foucault on the care of the self as an ethical project and a spiritual goal

Vol. 37/4

Richard White

Crime as the limit of culture

Vol. 37/4

Sergio Tonkonoff

Alfred Schutz's postulates of social science

Vol. 37/4

Jonathan Tuckett

R. Stolorow, World, affectivity, trauma, Heidegger and post-cartesian psychoanalysis

Vol. 37/2

Anthony Fernandez

Epistemological misgivings of Karen Barad's "posthumanism'

Vol. 37/1

Chris Calvert-Minor

The philosophical roots of Donna Haraway's cyborg imagery

Vol. 37/4

Gavin Rae

Disability

Vol. 37/1

Josephine A. Seguna

Circulating in places and the spatial order of everyday life

Vol. 37/4

Gregor Schnuer

Blurry humanism

Vol. 37/1

Chris Calvert-Minor

Between pragmatism and critical theory

Vol. 37/1

Roberto Frega

Relevance of a friendship within a dialogue on relevance

Vol. 37/2

Martin EndreßStefan Nicolae

J. Bishop, the anticipatory corpse, Medicine, power and the care of the dying

Vol. 37/4

Antje Kahl

William James and the religious character of the sick soul

Vol. 37/1

Roger G. López

K.Liberman, More studies in ethnomethodology

Vol. 37/4

Chiara Bassetti

From reading minds to social interaction

Vol. 37/1

Carrie Childs

The quasi-face of the cell phone

Vol. 37/3

Galit Wellner

Giving expression to rules

Vol. 37/3

Radek Ocelák

The role of experience in perception

Vol. 37/4

Rodrigo Ribeiro

Flawed by Dasein? phenomenology, ethnomethodology, and the personal experience of physiotherapy

Vol. 37/3

Thomas Abrams

Multistability and the agency of mundane artifacts

Vol. 37/3

Robert Rosenberger

The study of deviant subcultures as a longstanding and evolving site of intersecting membership categorizations

Vol. 37/3

Tim Berard

Ethics in action

Vol. 37/2

Lorenza Mondada

A. Carlin, R. Slack (eds), Ethnographic studies

Vol. 37/3

Russell Kelly

Understanding addiction

Vol. 37/3

Ion Copoeru(Universitatea Babeș-Bolyai)

Information giving and enactment of consent in written consent forms and in participants' talk recorded in a hospital setting

Vol. 37/2

Marilena Fatigante Franca Orletti

Local division of labor in rehabilitation team conferences

Vol. 37/3

Hiroaki Izumi

Preserving the respondent's standpoint in a research interview

Vol. 37/2

Francesca Alby Marilena Fatigante

Ethics and the social dimension of research activities

Vol. 37/2

Isabella Paoletti

Matters of fact, and the fact of matter

Vol. 37/1

Michael Lynch

Reflecting on the ethics and politics of collecting interactional data

Vol. 37/2

Susan A. Speer

M. Coeckelbergh, Human being @ risk

Vol. 37/1

Pieter Lemmens

Fleshing out Heidegger's mitsein

Vol. 37/1

Robert Stolorow(Institute of Contemporary Psychoanalysis)

Universality, particularity, and potentiality

Vol. 37/1

Amnon Marom

In search of collective experience and meaning

Vol. 37/4

Gabriel Henriques

M. Coeckelbergh, Environmental skill

Vol. 38/3

Jochem Zwier Andrea R. Gammon

Intersubjectivity of Dasein in Heidegger's Being and time

Vol. 38/2

K. M. Stroh

Antonio Calcagno, Lived experience from the inside out

Vol. 38/4

Michela Summa(Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg)

Phronēsis and the art of healing

Vol. 38/2

Donald Landes(Faculté de philosophie, Université de Laval)

Fun in go

Vol. 38/2

Philippe Sormani

Value as a social fact

Vol. 38/1

Louis Quéré

Introduction

Vol. 38/1

Daniel Cefaï Bénédicte Zimmermann Stefan NicolaeMartin Endreß

How editors decide

Vol. 38/1

Stefan Hirschauer

Error, aberration, and abnormality

Vol. 38/2

Baudouin Dupret Louis Quéré

Outreach work in Paris

Vol. 38/1

Daniel Cefaï

Edith Stein's account of communal mind and its limits

Vol. 38/4

Emanuele Caminada(Husserl-Archief, KU Leuven)

Empathy, emotional sharing and feelings in Stein's early work

Vol. 38/4

Íngrid Vendrell Ferran(Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)

Financialisation of valuation

Vol. 38/1

Eve Chiapello

Between phenomenology and hermeneutics

Vol. 38/2

Saulius Geniušas

From manuscript evaluation to article valuation

Vol. 38/1

David Pontille Didier Torny

On being a ‘we’

Vol. 38/4

Timothy Burns (University of St Thomas)

Victims' normative repertoire of financial compensation

Vol. 38/1

Janine Barbot Nicolas Dodier

Durkheim as the founding father of phenomenological sociology

Vol. 38/3

Carlos Belvedere

Stein and Honneth on empathy and emotional recognition

Vol. 38/4

James Jardine(University of Copenhagen, Center for Subjectivity Research)

What's the right price for babysitting?

Vol. 38/1

Alain Cottereau

Introduction: empathy and collective intentionality

Vol. 38/4

Thomas Szanto(University of Copenhagen, Center for Subjectivity Research)Dermot Moran(University College Dublin)

Evaluation as practical judgment

Vol. 38/1

Jean Munck Bénédicte Zimmermann

A case study in the relationship of mind to body

Vol. 38/3

Mike Ball

Collective emotions, normativity, and empathy

Vol. 38/4

Thomas Szanto(University of Copenhagen, Center for Subjectivity Research)

Merleau-Ponty on causality

Vol. 38/3

Douglas Low

F. Vatin (ed.), Évaluer et valoriser

Vol. 38/1

Laura Centemeri

A. Cottereau, M. M. Marzok, Une famille andalouse

Vol. 38/1

Stefan Nicolae

The surprise of a breast reconstruction

Vol. 38/3

Marjolein de BoerRené van der HulstJenny Slatman

R. Ranisch and S. Sorgner (eds.), Post- and transhumanism

Vol. 38/3

Pieter Lemmens

Subjectivity and power

Vol. 38/2

Jochen Dreher(University of Konstanz)Daniela Griselda López(University of Buenos Aires/National University of Tres de Febrero)