Phenomenology

Montage and the Murmur of History

Adam Curtis’s Shifty as an Accidental Macro-Phenomenology

Oct 17 •

More Reflections on the Problem of Relevance

Thoughts on Translating Phenomenological Insights Into Social Research

Sep 18 •

The phenomenology of time, space, and sociality

Toward a framework for a macro-phenomenology

Sep 21, 2024 •

The Methodological Meaning of Phenomenology

Shifting From the Eidetic to the Empirical

Dec 1, 2023 •

Social science as political knowledge

A brief reflection on the role of social science in a democratic society prompted by Jeffrey Friedman's last book

Jun 22, 2023 •

How phenomenology redefines the notion of “reasoning” in sociology

A critique of sociological practice theory

Dec 13, 2022 •

Notes on phenomenology and egological analysis

Exploring Schutz’s sociological egology

Dec 6, 2022 •

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