Titlebook: Explorations of the Life-World; Continuing Dialogues Martin Endress,George Psathas,Hisashi Nasu Book 2005 Springer Science+Business Media B

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99205-5blished and unpublished works for developing an ethical theory, albeit a rather formal one. This paper articulates the lineaments of that theory, based on a concept of “participative agency” that emerges from the ethical commitments underpinning the Austrian economic tradition.

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The Problem of Subjectivity in Schutz and Parsonsmatic insistence to the contrary, the concrete subjective view of the actor ends up being treated as irrelevant to their systematic theories. It is suggested that the nature of general concepts in sociological inquiry must be reconsidered if the subjective view of the actor is to be retained as central to sociological inquiry.

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Between the Everyday Life-World and the World of Social Scientific Theory—Towards an “Adequate” Soci“man on the street,” and the “well-informed citizen.” In the course of this discussion, I turn to Max Weber’s conception of the “adequacy of ideal typical construction” and attempt a comparison between Weber’s “cultural beings” (Kulturmenschen) and Schutz’s “well-informed citizen.”

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