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Stock of Knowledge as Determined by Class Position: A Marxist Phenomenology?
Schutzian Research 6:47-60 (2014)
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The stock of knowledge at hand is one of the most important concepts of Schutzian social theory. However, it would seem that attempts to consider the structures of the Life-World have not included social stratification in relation to the stock of knowledge at hand. By analyzing certain data from Argentina’s 2001Author's Profile
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