The Structures of the Life-world, Volumul 1

acquisition of knowledge action acts actually present Alfred Schutz already analysis anonymous Aron Gurwitsch become biographical articulation Carneades Chap coiled rope concrete consciousness constituted contemporaries context differentiated distribution of knowledge edge Edmund Husserl elements of knowledge ence everyday life-world example familiar fantasy fellow-men flow of experience fundamental further grasp habitual knowledge hand historical horizon hypothetical relevance imposed in-order-to individual inner duration interpretational relevance intersubjective jective language limited lived experience Maurice Natanson meaning-contexts meaning-structures motivational relevances natural attitude Object of experience perience Phenomenology polythetic possible presocial principle problem problematic processes of explication province of meaning province of reality relative-natural world view relevance structures role routine schemata Schutz sedimented sense situation situationally snake social distribution social relations social stock social structure social world society special knowledge specific stock of knowledge stream of consciousness subjective experience subjective knowledge subjective stock system of signs temporal thematic relevance theme tion typifications we-relation