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This is a 5 page paper that provides an overview of Haddon's "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time". Emphasis is placed upon the subjective viewpoints and phenomenological sociology. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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his attempt to solve the murder of a neighbors pet reveals great thematic depth. While the plot is ostensibly about the boy Christophers attempts to solve the murder, the actual
substance of the story largely comes from Christophers first person narration of the story, a narration that, because it is written from the perspective of an individual with an autism
spectrum disorder, can be mystifying and alien to the "normal" reader. In this sense, the book makes for an interesting text from the perspective of phenomenological sociology. Haddon carefully structures
each of the passages in the book such that the reader receives Christophers unique and slightly distorted view of an event, while the more typical interpretation of the events is
also suggested. By emphasizing this disparity between narrator and the narrated world, the author Haddon is able to explore the concept of a phenomenological metaphysics, a conception of the world
wherein all experiences, even socially shared experiences, derive meaning only through subjective interpretation. This paragraph helps the student to give a brief overview of the discipline of phenomenological sociology. Phenomenological
sociology is, as the name suggests, a branch of sociology. Like all forms of sociology, it deals with the way individual humans relate to one another, as well as how
cultures and groups relate to one another to establish the construct collectively known as society (Mohr 2010). The "phenomenological" qualifier refers to the fact that this perspective of sociology emphasizes
a phenomenological metaphysics. In philosophy, phenomenology is the study of events or phenomena, as they happen both in the outside world and in the internal world of ones mind -
the reactions of these phenomena help to cultivate and build up ones overall position in relation to the rest of the world. When this philosophical concept is applied to the
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