Phenomenological sociology. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology 22(5): 748-770.
Close to the bottom of Figure 3, there is a cluster that represents work on crime, which was weakly connected to symbolic interactionist ethnographies, which were in turn connected to ethnomethodology and
phenomenological sociology. The symbolic interactionism cluster was also linked (via Goffman) to German microsociological theory (especially Simmel) and debates about socialization.
Particularly what do you think of the significance of
phenomenological sociology language theory raised by Foucault?
Belle Summer (penname), in her 'Keep It In the Family': Casting Sociological Lights on the Secrets of My Life," takes significant courage to share her own experiences as an abused child, through a rich exploration and application of various sociological theories and concepts in
phenomenological sociology, symbolic interactionism, social exchange/rational choice theory, functionalism, conflict theory, and the postmodern perspective.
Sympathy, Empathy and Other Social Acts: the Forgotten Roots of
Phenomenological SociologyPhenomenological sociology; insight and experience in modern society.
Phenomenological sociology concerns itself with the ways in which "reality" is subjectively experienced, and in this sense, it is well suited to examine perceptions of what constitutes the enemy.
Professor Ritzer does his best here when he utilizes an integration of the macro theories such as structural functionalism and conflict theory to analyze the credit card industry, and the micro theories such as symbolic interactionism and
phenomenological sociology to analyze the individuals within the consumer culture.
Czarniawska-Joerges (1992) says that cognitive anthropology or ethnoscience (ethnoscience hereafter) and constructivism or
phenomenological sociology (
phenomenological sociology hereafter) basically belong to the cognitive approaches to studying organisational culture.
Drawing upon interactionist and
phenomenological sociology, he then gives a brilliant summary statement of how order comes to be generated out of the interacting subjectivities of a plurality of actors.