The Critical Phenomenology of Intergroup Life: Race Relations in the Social World

Lexington Books (2020)
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This study addresses race and ethnic relations from the standpoint of Schutzian phenomenological social psychology. It shows how this approach, by focusing on intersubjectivity and the construction of self and identity, both yields an intimate look at race and reveals the critical thrust, hence, political relevance, of phenomenology.

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