[PART THREE - IV. NEW WORLD TIE]
Encounter with American Scholarship: Social Scientists
Encounter with American Scholarship: Philosophers
Encounter Missed
Chapter 26 Encounter with American Scholarship: Social Scientists
Introductory Remark
A: American Social Scientists within Schutz's Reach
The Pionner Generation of American Sociology
：William Graham Summer ：Thorstein Veblen ：William I. Thomas
：Robert E. Park
Charles Horton Cooley
：Schutz and Cooley ：Critique of Cooley: The Primary Group
：Intermediary Remark ：Social Self ：Vantage Point
：Human Nature ：Limited Recognition of Cooley
George Harbert Mead
：Philosopher and Social Psychologist ：Schutz and Mead
：Mead's 'Social Behaviorism' ：The Social Self
：Sign and Communicaton ：The Manipulative Sphere
：Mead and Schutz
Symbolic Interaction Theories
：Ellsworth and Herbert Blumer ：Tamotsu Shibutani
：Other Symboloic Inteactionists
American Sociologists on Schutz's Horizon
：The Columbia Group ：Marginal Contacts ：Lewis A. Coser
：Robert MacIver
Mid-Western Sociologists
：Howard Becker ：John C. McKinney ：Edward Shils
Harvard Social Psychology and Sociology
：Gordon W. Allport ：Robert Merton
Richard H. Williams
：Williams and the Sociology of Suffering
：Schutz's Reaction and the Second Paper by Williams
Footnotes
Chapter 27 Encounter with American Scholarship: Philosophers
Introductory Remark
A: American Philosophers in Schutz's Ambit
Makers of the Pragmatic Tradition
Phenomenology, Schutz, and James
：Phenomenological Tendencies ：Stream of Consciousness
：Language and Sociology of Knowledge
：Intersubjectivity and Action ：Multiple Realities
Theory of Action
：John Dewey ：Schutz and the Common-Sense Pragmatism of Dewey
：Deliberation, Project, and Action ：Notes on Dewey's Logic
Three Anglo-Saxon Philsophers
：Charles S. Peirce ：Alfred N. Whitehead ：George Santayana
Intermediate Remark
：Consociate Philosophers
：The Circle around Philosophy and Phenomenological Research
：Curt J. Ducasse ：M. Mandelbaum ：V.Jerauld McGill
：Richard McKeon ：Susanne Langer
Dorion Cairns
：A Student of Husserl ：Schutz and Cairns
B: Maurice Natanson: Student into Collaborator and Friend
：Introductory Remark
A Philosophical Carrer with Obstacles
：Maurice Natanson ：Natanson's Publications
：Perspective on Mead: Unwanted
Schutz and Natanson
：A Lasting Relationship ：Conversion of a Relationship
：Scholarly Services ：Personal Meetings
：Translator-Collaborator ：Editor-Collaborator
Theoretical Exchanges
：Ideal Type ：Sartre's Frustrated Intersubjectivity and the Life-World
：Peirce and Mead ：History as Finite Province of Meaning
：Being-In-Reality ：Intersubjectivity ：Thomas Wolfe's Rhetoric
：On Death ：Philosophy and the Sciences
：On Occasion of the Symbol Paper ：Appresentation
：The World taken for Granted ：Transcendence
Concluding Remark
Footnotes (108)
Chapter 28 Missed Encounters
Introductory Remark
An "Essential Phenomenology" of Human Relations
：Hermann Schmalenbach
Two Weberian Fellow Sociologists
：Carl Meyer ：Paul Honigsheim
A Social-Psychology of Misunderstanding
：Gustav Ichheiser ：Misunderstanding Others ：Ichheiser's Social
：Psychology ：Toward a Typology of Personality Misinterpretation
：The interactive Perspective ：Ichheiser and Schutz
An Existential Sociology
：Friedrich Baerwald: A Catholic Social Theorist
：Phenomenological-Existential Sociology ：Not Much Resonance
：The Significance of Baerwald's Thinking for the Work of Schutz
：Schutz and Waerwald
Gestalt Psychology at its Best
：Mary Henle ：The Scale of Gestalt-Psychological Investigations
：Amenability ：Mutual Unawareness: barriers between Disciplines
7 ：Schutz and Gestalt Theory ：Theoretical Trends in Henle's Work
：Intellectual Scope and Theoretical Trend in Henle's Work
：Human Freedom and Spinoza ：Motivation, Emotion, and Rationality
：Motivation, Subjectivity, and Interaction ：Toward Phenomenology
：The Phenomenology of the Self
Concluding Remark