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... actor's own subjective meaning attri- buted to his situation , but with the meaning of the situation for a constructed hypothetical actor . And it fails to recognize that Weber was primarily concerned with the effect on human behaviour ...
... actor's own subjective meaning attri- buted to his situation , but with the meaning of the situation for a constructed hypothetical actor . And it fails to recognize that Weber was primarily concerned with the effect on human behaviour ...
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... actor's definition of the situation . It is this too that makes it possible for Weber not to trivialize sociology ... actor to the action of another . Far from being reified external things , therefore , they refer to subjectively ...
... actor's definition of the situation . It is this too that makes it possible for Weber not to trivialize sociology ... actor to the action of another . Far from being reified external things , therefore , they refer to subjectively ...
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... actor's definition of his formal situation . For our part we would reject both the notion of a sociology a priori and the sort of phenomenological empiricism which looks only at the actor's own definition of his situation . We reject ...
... actor's definition of his formal situation . For our part we would reject both the notion of a sociology a priori and the sort of phenomenological empiricism which looks only at the actor's own definition of his situation . We reject ...
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One Introduction | 1 |
Three The relevance of values | 37 |
University of Leeds | 63 |
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