Abstract: Berger and Luckmann enhanced the pattern, started by Schutz, of weakening phenomenology with standard sociological hypothesis. This made for a well-known and, ostensibly, all the more intense mix, however their compositions were extremely unique and no more observationally situated than those of Schutz. Remarking on the condition of phenomenology amid the mid-1970s, George Psathas proposed that it was incidentally slowed down in an automatic and analytical stage: As a component of the present phase of improvement of a phenomenologically based sociology, a large number of these creators think that it’s important to expound the hypothetical and philosophical underpinnings of their work before continuing with their studies.
Title: Contemporary Developments in Phenomenological Research
Author: R.GNANASEKARAN
International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research
ISSN 2348-3156 (Print), ISSN 2348-3164 (online)
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