Who is the author of the book 'Ideas: General Introduction to Pure Phenomenology'?

Arrange the following core concepts of Alfred Schutz's phenomenological sociology according to their chronological conceptual development in his major published works: A. 'Typification' (categorizing social experiences into typical constructs) B. 'Lifeworld' (Lebenswelt - the pre-given, taken-for-granted social world) C. 'Relevance structures' (patterns determining what is meaningful in context) D. 'Subjective meaning' (understanding the internal motive behind social action)

According to Alfred Schutz, '' refers to the world of everyday, taken-for-granted social reality and mundane experience.