Socialization: A Key Concept in Social Sciences

Ferreira, Carlos Miguel; Serpa, Sandro

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“…The processes of socialisation, as the attainment of culture that enables the person to become a social being, are critical for the establishment, existence and change of societies (Ferreira & Serpa, 2019). Society is also transformation in time (Rocher, 1989).…”

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Dialogues between Sociology and History

Ferreira¹,

Serpa²

2019

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Sociology and History, as consolidated scientific and academic projects, have maintained an unusual and paradoxical relationship. The growing disciplinary and sub-disciplinary specialisation of these two sciences poses relevant epistemological and methodological challenges in addressing potential situations of isolation, fragmentation, and in enabling the defence of an interdisciplinary perspective characterised by the historicity of social structures, actions and meanings.Several kinds of reasons shape this diffuse process of approximation/detachment between Sociology and History, namely epistemological and methodological, disciplinary closure, academic and professional reasons, forming what may be called contained dialogues. This paper, starting from the sociological stance of the authors, seeks to add to the reflection on the relevance of a scientific project that aims to affirm an interdisciplinary perspective that may foster the heuristic potentialities of both Sociology and History in the analysis of the complexity of social reality and human action.

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Dialogues between Sociology and History

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2019

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“…The processes of socialization, as an acquisition of culture that enables man to become a social being, are crucial for the formation, existence and change of societies (Ferreira & Serpa, 2019).…”

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Sociology and History: Contained Dialogues

Serpa¹,

Ferreira²

2019

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Sociology and History as consolidated scientific and academic projects have maintained a peculiar and paradoxical relationship. The growing disciplinary and subdisciplinary specialization of these two sciences poses relevant epistemological and methodological challenges to face potential situations of isolation, fragmentation and enable the apology of an interdisciplinary perspective characterized by the historicity of social structures, actions and senses.Several types of reasons shape this diffuse process of approach/distinction between Sociology and History, namely, epistemological and methodological, disciplinary closure, academic, professional, configuring what can be called contained dialogues. This paper, starting from the sociological perspective of the authors, seeks to contribute to the reflection on the relevance of a scientific project aimed at affirming an interdisciplinary perspective that may foster the heuristic potentialities of both Sociology and History in the analysis of the complexity of social reality and human action.

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Socialization: A Key Concept in Social Sciences

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Dialogues between Sociology and History

Dialogues between Sociology and History

Sociology and History: Contained Dialogues

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