...ideal actor or actors, whom he imagines as being gifted with consciousness. . . . He thus ascribes so this fictitious consciousness a set of typical notions, purposes, goals, which are assumed to he invariant in the specious consciousness of she imaginary actor-model, This homunculus or puppet...

...models of an ideal actor or actors, whom he imagines as being gifted with consciousness. Yet it is a consciousness restricted so as to contain nothing...specious consciousness of the imaginary actor-model. This homunculus or puppet is supposed to be interrelated in interaction patterns to other homunculi...

...ideal actor or actors, whom he imagines as being gifted with consciousness....[The scientist then] ascribes to this fictitious consciousness a set of...be invariant in the specious consciousness of the 63 id. at p. 250. This scientific reality imposes its own restraints on those doing science: The regulative...

...patterns models of an ideal actor or actors, whom he imagines to be gifted with consciousness. Yet it is a consciousness restricted so as to contain nothing...specious consciousness of the imaginary actor-model. This homunculus or puppet is supposed to be interrelated in interaction patterns to other homunculi...

...detachment themselves have their source in the lived reality of the social world. The social scientist "thus ascribes to this fictitious consciousness a...specious consciousness of the imaginary actor-model. This homunculus or puppet is supposed to be interrelated in interaction patterns to other homunculi...