Two Unpublished Texts by Aron Gurwitsch by Alexandre Métraux

“…Aron Gurwitsch’s two unpublished texts bare witness to his uncompromising philosophical research carried out in exile. …”
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Une leçon de phénoménologie constitutive by Aron Gurwitsch

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Outline of a project entitled “Phenomenology of Perception” by Aron Gurwitsch

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The Social Orders of Existence of Affordances by Giuseppe Flavio Artese, Julian Kiverstein

“…Central figures in the phenomenological tradition, such as Aron Gurwitsch, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Maurice Merleau-Ponty, drew extensively on gestalt psychology in their writings. …”
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Understanding the acts of another: Edith Stein and Konstantin Stanislavski by Erik Rynell

“…In my article, I compare basic ideas in the two writers' works, with further references to writings by Aron Gurwitsch and Alfred Schütz. The conception of the other as an ´other I´, a central element in Stein’s theory about empathy, is also intrinsic in Stanislavski’s conception of the actor’s relation to the role. …”
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Transposing Gestalt Phenomena from Visual Fields to Practical and Interactional Work: Garfinkel’s and Sacks’ Social Praxeology by Michael Lynch, Clemens Eisenmann

“…In lectures and writings in the decades following the publication of Studies in Ethnomethodology [1967], Harold Garfinkel, the founder of ethnomethodology, developed what he called a “misreading” of the phenomenological writings of Aron Gurwitsch, Maurice Merleau-Ponty and others. Garfinkel’s “misreading” included a selective and creative treatment of themes that Gurwitsch drew from Gestalt psychology, such as figure-ground, Gestalt contexture, and the phenomenal field. …”
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Wittgensteinian Ethnomethodology (1): Gurwitsch, Garfinkel, and Wittgenstein and the Meaning of Praxeological Gestalts by Phil Hutchinson

“…In developing EM by praxeologically reconfiguring Gestaltism, Garfinkel drew on the constitutive phenomenology of Aron Gurwitsch, wherein Gurwitsch sought to integrate Gestalt Psychology and phenomenology. …”
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