[PART TWO] [revised Mid-June, 1985]
Chapter 7 Reorientation and Redirection: The Phase of Crystallization
The Friend as Challenger
:Felix Kaufmann :Kaufmann and Schutz
Focus on Husserl
:Disappointment and Rejection :The Turn toward Husserl (11)
Work of the Inter-Period
:Lectures at the Mises Seminar
:Pragmatic Conduct and Sociological Knowledge
:Formations and Relations
:Law in Social Sciences and Understanding
:Selected Complementary Problems :An Over-All Survey
Transitional Lectures
:Economists as Social Scientists :A Fragment on Social Sciences
:Guidelines on Understanding and Action
:A Lecture on Understanding and Action :An Exploration of the Joke
:The Teiresias Motif
Footnotes
Chapter 8 Execution and Realization: Open Project into Defining Study
From a Tentative to a Definite Structure
:Comparison of Two Outlines: Individual Aspects of Consciousness
:Comparison of Two Outlines: Social Relations :A General Appraisal
Foundations of an Intellectual Edifice
:Weberian Substance :Philosophical Substratum
:The Bergson-Husserl Contribution :The Weber-Husserl Connection
Husserl Foundations
:The Sources :Note on Terminology :Logic and Time
:Subjective Time Experience and Objective Time Conception :Idea I
:Formal and Transcendental Logic and the Cartesian Meditations
Husserlian Supports
:Phenomenological Psychology :Topics and Presuppositions(30)
:Basic Points :Meaning and Action :Intersubjectivity
:Understanding-Communication-Signs :Science
Writing and Publication
:A Book :A Book Dictated :Encourage and Help
:Schutz and Kaufmann
A Japanese Friend
:Tomoo Otaka :Early Japanese Phenomenology
:Otaka: The Scholar :Schutz and Otaka
Additional Note
Footnotes
Chapter 9 Scholarship and Pressure
Schutz and Husserl: A Personal Relationship
:Responses to Schutz's Book :Husserl and Schutz: An Encounter
:A Philosophical and Personal Relationship
:A Rudimentary Correspondence :Schutz and Phenomenology
Between Methodology and Phenomenology
:A Precarious Scholarly Relationship :Scholarly Gains
:Kaufmann's Methodology :Pre-Phenomenological Theory of Science?
:Weber's and Kaufmann's Theories of Meaning
:The Concept of Ideal Type :Kaufmann's Consideration of Schutz
Schutz and Machlup
:Fritz Machlup :Trust and Confidences :Scholarly Contacts
Mounting Pressures
:Despair :Social Science: Incompetence and Capitulation
:Ambulant Business Activities
Scholarship in Adversity
:Minor Publications :Unfinished Attempts
The Hayek Manuscript
:Levels of Political Economy
:The 'Data' of Everyday Life and of Political Economy
:Objective and Subjective Method :Thought Models and Ideal Types
:The Apriority of Economic Theory
:The Marginal Principle and the Economic Equilibrium
Footnotes
Chapter 10 Continuation of a Major Scholarly Effort
The Problems of Personality in the Social World
:The Manuscript of 1936 and 1937 :Combined Representation
:The Planned Scope of the Study :The Substantive Exposition
:The Introduction
Broadening of the Philosophical Basis
:Focus on Kierlegaard :Focus on Leibniz
Partial Personalities and the Unity of the Person
:The Basic Problem of Social Personalities
:Aspects of Discontinuity :Social Roles and Social Personalities
:The Ego as Center of the Social World and his Attitudes
:Partial Personalities and the 'Schizophrenic' Ego
:The Unity of Self as Problem Phenomenological Psychology
:The General Thesis of the Ego himself (Ego Ipse)
:The Unity of the Body :Temporality
:The Possibility of the Unitary Ego
The Temporal-Spatial Structures of the Ego and the Working World
:The Social Person :The Time Perspectives of the Ego
:Access to the Working World
:The Expansion of the Reality of Working World
:The Quasi-Spatial Dimensions of Personality in the Working World
:The Working World: The Life-World
Other Realms of Meaning
:World Modified
:The Theoretical World of Contemplative Reflection
The Social Dimension
The Topic of Intersubjectivity :The Methodological Focus
:The Project of 1936-1937
Footnotes
Chapter 11 Dislocation
A: Parisian Exile
Downhill Course
:The End of Austrian Democracy :Exodus of Liberal Intellectuals
:Toward the End of Intellectual Freedom :End of the Circles
Fifteen Months in Paris
:Transfer to Paris :Hectic Months
:Political Outlook: Hopeless
Intellectual Life Suspended
:Scholarship at Rock Bottom :The Rift with Kaufmann
Encounter with Gurwitsch
:Aron Gurwitsch (1901-1973) :Gurwitsch's Theme
:Gurwitsch's Approach to the Ego
:Schutz and Gurwitsch: First Contact--First Encounter
Footnote to Chap 11, Part A
B: In Search of a New Country
The Fate of a Business Enterprise as Personal Fate
:Skanning the Field :Exploring the New Continent
:Contingency Preparations :Temporal Transfer?
:Between Two Continents
Footnotes to Chap 11, Part B
Conclusion to Part Two
[以下:挿入箇所不明: however must be a part of Chap.11.]
Contacts with French Intellectuals
Louis Rougier
:Rougier :Rougier and Schutz :Intermediary Remark
Raymond Aron
:Aron's Intellectual Life and Work :Knowledge and Self
:Knowledge of Others :Actor and Scientific Observer
:Knowledge of Self and Others :Unfinished Exposition
:Toward the Societal Level :Schutz and Aron