Experiencing the New Orleans Sniping Forty Years Later: A Review of the Phenomenological Case Study of Constituting the Other

Authors

Natasha Dominguez, Amridge UniversityFollow

Abstract

In this book review I explore the published work of Frances Chaput Waksler entitled The New Orleans Sniper: A Phenomenological Case Study of Constituting the Other. The author examines how the second New Orleans sniper was constituted and then later unconstituted, while following the recommendations of Edmund Husserl’s on exploring the how, in a known situation, the Other was constituted; how people constitute an Other in a particular situation with the use of “their general procedures and resources,” where the existence of the Other is problematic (Waksler, 2012).

Keywords

New Orleans, Sniper, the Other, Phenomenology

Publication Date

6-2-2013

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DOI

10.46743/2160-3715/2013.1514

Recommended APA Citation

Dominguez, N. (2013). Experiencing the New Orleans Sniping Forty Years Later: A Review of the Phenomenological Case Study of Constituting the Other. The Qualitative Report, 18(22), 1-3. https://doi.org/10.46743/2160-3715/2013.1514