Trois grandes décisions de la théorie sociale pour le xxie
Mots-clés :
Théorie Sociale, Logique théorique, Théorie critique, Pluriparadigmatisme, ExplicationRésumé
La publication de décisions dans le domaine de la Théorie Sociale a été un des jalons de la pratique académique et pédagogique en Sociologie. Mon but est, ici, de proposer un compte-rendu des trois œuvres les plus importantes publiées récemment, en indiquant les similitudes et les différences entre elles et dans les projets théoriques des auteurs respectifs. En conséquence, j’interroge leurs choix en tant que délinéateurs d’un certain programme pour le domaine de la Théorie Sociale et les chemins futurs que ces choix indiquent.
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