Alfred Schutz, relying on the philosophical work of Henri Bergson, and especially Edmund Husserl, developed a phenomenology of the social world that, he argued, social scientists of all kinds presuppose insofar as they always depend upon interpreting other actors. Schutz's work sought to provide a foundation for the interpretative sociology of Max Weber, though his philosophical foundations could support other social scientific approaches (e.g...
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