Javier Prieto. Sociology

Javier Prieto, based in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, is a student of Sociology at the UNED, as stated in his blog: […] seeks to learn, to apprehend, to show and share the different thoughts traditional and contemporary of this social science [Sociology]. Javier Prieto is a great friend and one of the best companions that […]

Interview with Fermín Bouza

The conservative cycle in Europe seems to be coming to an end. Fermín Bouza (Santiago de Compostela, 1946), professor of Sociology, Complutense University, please be assured that France will open the gap of a Europe ruled by the left to relax the current austerity policy imposed by Angela Merkel. Bouza intervened a few days in […]

Rethinking happiness

These last few weeks I’ve been finishing a book that, since a long time, was on my list of books pending: I speak of the work of the psychologist Daniel Kahneman think fast, Think slow. Kahneman, a Nobel laureate in economics, has passed into the history of science for his work, along with Amos Tversky […]

Spot promotion grade Sociology University of Alicante

The Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences of the University of Alicante, through the departments of Sociology I and Sociology II, and other institutions, has developed a spot enterprise to promote the degree in Sociology from the University of Alicante. This video, aimed especially at students of secondary education, summarizes the general aspects of the […]

Power, exchange, and ideology

As this has been a day of work and already I’m tired, I’m just going to write the skeleton of the idea-which we hope to develop later: The interactions can be divided, from the point of view of the ‘initiator’ (the claim that alter perform an action) in the following: Domination: When threats to remove […]

The lack of Poetics in the Theory of Luhmann

Something we had already said in a previous post, but the appointment is now pretty clear I think: According to this, science is a system of structurally determined of a particular type. But apart from this it is also an autopoietic system, that is to say, a system that produces itself, by means of a […]

The birth of Modernity

It was when they began to publish scientific journals: The first, on the 5th of January, 1665, the Journal des sçavans by Denis de Sallo. Then, on 6 March, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society (which I believe something more important because of its connection to an official organization). Therefore, the decision that ‘the Philosophical […]

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