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Toward an anthropology of the life-world: Alfred Schutz's quest for the ontological justification of the phenomenological undertaking

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Wagner, H.R. Toward an anthropology of the life-world: Alfred Schutz's quest for the ontological justification of the phenomenological undertaking. Hum Stud 6, 239–246 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02127764

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