Alfred Schutz's fragments on social roles as a phenomenological alternate to mainstream sociology

Carlos Belvedere

327-342

Being together, worlds apart

a virtual-worldly phenomenology

Rebecca A. Hardesty, Ben Sheredos

343-370

Seeing the other's mind

McDowell and Husserl on bodily expressivity and the problem of other minds

Zhida Luo

371-389

Self-stigma, bad faith and the experiential self

Karl Eriksson

391-405

"Torture is putting it too strongly, boredom is putting it too mildly"

the courage to tell the truth in the late lectures of Michel Foucault

Gary Radford

407-423

Cogitor ergo sum

the origin of self-awareness in dyadic interaction

Stephen Langfur

425-450

Morality in scientific practice

the relevance and risks of situated scientific knowledge in application-oriented social research

Letizia Caronia, André H. Caron

451-481

Common understandings of and consensus about collective action

the transformation of specifically vague proposals as a collective achievement

Ole Pütz

483-512

Kelly Oliver, Carceral humanitarianism

Eric Aldieri

513-517