Três grandes súmulas de teoria social para o século XXI
Palavras-chave:
Teoria Social, Lógica teórica, Teoria crítica, Pluriparadigmatismo, ExplicaçãoResumo
A publicação de súmulas de Teoria Social tem sido uma das marcas da prática acadêmica e pedagógica em Sociologia. Aqui procuro resenhar três das mais importantes obras publicadas recentemente, indicando semelhanças e diferenças entre elas e nos projetos teóricos dos respectivos autores. Consequentemente, interrogo as suas escolhas enquanto delineadoras de um determinado programa para o campo da Teoria Social e os caminhos futuros que estas apontam.
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