Social Research, Volume 42

absolute duties acedia alienation American analysis Aron Gurwitsch become behavior believe bored Carl Mayer century charisma chronic boredom claim cold war community psychology concepts concern conflict consciousness culture détente economic effect Emerson emotional ethical existence experience farbrengen Faust feelings function Gurwitsch Hasidic Hasidim human Husserl Ibid idea ideology immigration important individual institutions interest Kamin knowledge legitimacy Leo Strauss logical Lubavitcher Maoism Marxism Max Weber means ment mental modern moral nature neighborhood government nuclear object organization patient peace perceptual Phenomenology philosophy political possible problems proximate neighbors psychiatry psychoanalysis Psychohistory psychology psychotherapy question rational reality rebbe relations religion religious response role scientific scientists sense Social Research social sciences society sociology Soviet specific structure superego T-group theory therapist things thought tion tradition unity values Weber York