​Carlos Belvedere is Tenured Associate Professor at Universidad de Buenos Aires and at Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento (Argentina), where he has served as Head of the Philosophy Department. Currently he serves as Main Researcher at the National Council for Technical and Scientific Research (CONICET). He holds degrees in sociology as well as in philosophy and has a PhD in social sciences. His areas of interest are phenomenological philosophy and sociological theory. He has authored several books and papers in the field of social phenomenology. He serves as  Associate Editor of the journal Schutzian Research, and as Editorial Board Member of Human Studies. He is a former co-chair of the Society for Phenomenology and the Human Sciences. He has recently published A Treatise in Phenomenological Sociology. Object, Method, Findings, and Applications.

• 1. Looking for Durkheim.- 2. Dukheim as a phenomenologist.- 3. Durkheim and the philosophy of consciousness.- 4. An objectivity sui generis.- 5. Durkheim and the transcendental.- 6. Durkheim’s forgotten argument.- 7. Finding Durkheim.

​Carlos Belvedere is Tenured Associate Professor at Universidad de Buenos Aires and at Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento (Argentina), where he has served as Head of the Philosophy Department. Currently he serves as Main Researcher at the National Council for Technical and Scientific Research (CONICET). He holds degrees in sociology as well as in philosophy and has a PhD in social sciences. His areas of interest are phenomenological philosophy and sociological theory. He has authored several books and papers in the field of social phenomenology. He serves as  Associate Editor of the journal Schutzian Research, and as Editorial Board Member of Human Studies. He is a former co-chair of the Society for Phenomenology and the Human Sciences. He has recently published A Treatise in Phenomenological Sociology. Object, Method, Findings, and Applications.

• 1. Looking for Durkheim.- 2. Dukheim as a phenomenologist.- 3. Durkheim and the philosophy of consciousness.- 4. An objectivity sui generis.- 5. Durkheim and the transcendental.- 6. Durkheim’s forgotten argument.- 7. Finding Durkheim.

​Carlos Belvedere is Tenured Associate Professor at Universidad de Buenos Aires and at Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento (Argentina), where he has served as Head of the Philosophy Department. Currently he serves as Main Researcher at the National Council for Technical and Scientific Research (CONICET). He holds degrees in sociology as well as in philosophy and has a PhD in social sciences. His areas of interest are phenomenological philosophy and sociological theory. He has authored several books and papers in the field of social phenomenology. He serves as  Associate Editor of the journal Schutzian Research, and as Editorial Board Member of Human Studies. He is a former co-chair of the Society for Phenomenology and the Human Sciences. He has recently published A Treatise in Phenomenological Sociology. Object, Method, Findings, and Applications.

• 1. Looking for Durkheim.- 2. Dukheim as a phenomenologist.- 3. Durkheim and the philosophy of consciousness.- 4. An objectivity sui generis.- 5. Durkheim and the transcendental.- 6. Durkheim’s forgotten argument.- 7. Finding Durkheim.