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The Place of Alfred Schütz in Phenomenology and His Contribution to the Phenomenological Movement in played in making phenomenology a going concern in North America. The third offers an appraisal of contributions Schütz made to phenomenology both as philosophy and in its application to the social sciences.

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John Wild and Phenomenologyr a Master of Arts degree from Harvard University, returned to the University of Chicago for his doctoral study which he completed in 1926, was always a maverick in philosophy. Apart from a brief period at the University of Michigan most of his university life was spent in the faculty of philosophy

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