On editing and human studies

Frances Chaput Waksler

413-415

The path to human studies

George Psathas

417-424

Advancing the dialogue

an editor's reflections

Lenore Langsdorf

425-427

Human studies and philosophy

Jung

429-433

A random stroll

Maxine Sheets-Johnstone

435-440

The world made by human studies

Stephen P. Turner

441-445

On the "human" of human studies

Frederick Kersten

447-449

Stressed embodiment

doing phenomenology in the wild

Maureen Connolly, Tom Craig

451-462

Accidents and nostalgia

a coda

Richard Zaner

463-465

I/human studies

David Rehorick

467-471

Clock-time or lived time?

twenty-five years of human studies

Fred Dallmayr

473-475

Human studies for a japanese sociologist

a personal memory

Hisashi Nasu

477-484

Ethnomethodology's unofficial journal

Michael Lynch

485-494

Moving forward by looking back

revisiting Melvin Pollner's "constitutive and mundane versions of labeling theory"

Tim Berard

495-498

From playing child to aging mentor

the role of human studies in my development as a scholar

Valérie M. Bentz

499-506

Beginning, continuation, and future

Kurt Wolff

507-508

Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose

Advancing the dialogue

James L. Heap

509-512

Cumulative index 1978–2002 (volumes 1–25)

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