CIENCIA, VALORES Y POLÍTICA EN LOS CLÁSICOS DE LA SOCIOLOGÍA

What is the relationship of science with politics, on the one hand, and science with morals or values, on the other? Is theoretical thinking independent of the political thought of an author? Is a neutral social science possible? Is the search for objectivity in sociology lawful? Can science tell us...

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Hlavní autor: Duek, Celia
Médium: Online
Jazyk:spa
Vydáno: Universidad de Costa Rica 2019
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On-line přístup:https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/sociales/article/view/37454
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Shrnutí:What is the relationship of science with politics, on the one hand, and science with morals or values, on the other? Is theoretical thinking independent of the political thought of an author? Is a neutral social science possible? Is the search for objectivity in sociology lawful? Can science tell us what to do or how to organize? In the intellectual production of the three classical theorists in sociology we find dissimilar answers to these questions. This article compares the views on these problems, starting with the weberian consideration, and then comparing it with Durkheim and Marx.