Theorie der Lebensformen, stretches throughout the whole of his life-work.¹ It is clear that unlike in his early work The Phenomenology of the Social World where he left open the possibility of considering intersubjectivity as a transcendental problem in the Husserlian sense, Schutz, in the major portion of his life-work, viewed intersubjectivity exclusively as a mundane problem belonging to the sphere of the natural attitude in which man lives in a world whose existence he simply takes for granted.²" /> The fundamental levels to the problem of intersubjectivity - Vaitkus Steven | sdvig press