Special issue introduction

defining the human sciences

Richard L. Lanigan

9-11

Alfred Schutz interview on economics and politics

Roger Koppl, Mie Augier

15-24

Interview with dr. Alfred Schutz, November 20, 1958 New York City

Bettina Bien Greaves

25-32

Phenomenology

from philosophy to science

Amedeo P. Giorgi

35-49

Interdisciplinary phenomenology and the study of gender and ethnicity

Jacqueline Martinez

51-65

The experience of phenomenological place

the architecture of local workers in global work place

Lori K. Schneider

67-77

Expanding consciousness of suffering at the end of life

an ethical and gerontological response in palliative social work

Mary B. Morrissey

79-106

Essences of somatic awareness as captured in a verbally directed body scan

a phenomenological case study

Fortune

107-119

Generating sense

schizophrenia and phenomenological praxis

Bryan Smyth

121-132

Deception, sin, and the existential bargain of adolescent embodiment

identity, intimacy, and eroticism

Frank Macke

133-151

Virtue, ethics, and neurosis

Paul Gyllenhammer

153-163

Wall Street and Main Street in Schutzian perspective

Dennis Skocz

165-184

The terror and hope

Jan Patočka's transcendence to the world

Michael Gubser

185-202

Husserl's phenomenology in America (USA)

the human science legacy of Wilbur Marshall Urban and the Yale school of communicology

Richard L. Lanigan

203-217

Show me a sign

a communicology of bodily expression at the intersection of deaf and hearing cultures

Maureen Connolly

221-226

This body I call mine as transgressive sign

Thomas D. Craig

227-233

Choreological explorations of carnal poetics

Maureen Connolly

235-239

Form, content, function

phenomenology and/in sign language poetry

Jonathan Parsons

241-249

Theory and method in the human sciences

Maureen Connolly, Thomas D. Craig

253-259