Aron Gurwitsch's four-domain model of consciousness is placed in political-economic context to theorize how social forces influence perception. Along with clarifying key concepts in cognitive sociology like “relevance” and “the taken-for-granted,” the model explains the processes through which social structures—despite being vaguely understood, ignored, or unknown by the typical subject on a typical day—condition thematization and what items are considered relevant or irrelevant to the given theme. A capitalist “social horizon” influences attention by structurally imposing themes on consciousness as well as filters what items are considered relevant to the given theme through hegemonic frames—which select theme-relevant items conducive to encouraging actors to consensually reproduce the status quo—and reificatory processes, or discursive and material practices that constitute items as fixed and inalterable.

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认知社会学必须注意资本主义吗？政治经济背景下的关注和边缘意识

Aron Gurwitsch 的四域意识模型被置于政治经济背景下，以理论化社会力量如何影响感知。除了阐明“相关性”和“理所当然”等认知社会学中的关键概念外，该模型还解释了社会结构的过程——尽管在典型的一天中被典型的主题模糊地理解、忽视或未知——条件主题化以及哪些项目被认为与给定主题相关或不相关。资本主义的“社会视野”通过在意识上结构性地强加主题以及通过霸权框架过滤哪些项目被认为与给定主题相关来影响注意力——选择与主题相关的项目，有助于鼓励演员一致地再现现状——以及具体化过程，或将项目构成固定和不可改变的话语和物质实践。