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Through a reconstruction of aspects of Theodor Adorno's social theory, this paper aims to analyze his interpretation of the mechanics of fascist seduction in democracies. If Dialectics of Enlightenment had drawn attention to elements of continuity between the Nazi-fascism the immediate post-war period at the core countries of capitalism, Adorno shed light on the objective conditions and subjective assumptions that maintain the fascism as an immanent tendency of the so-called golden age. Rather than a traditional historiography of ideas, my objective is also to highlight contributions that the Frankfurt scholar could bring to the current debate on the rise of contemporary far right leaders and movements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The paper proposes a concept of embodied subjectivity in the framework of an existential sociology. Starting from Maurice Merleau-Ponty's existentialist-phenomenological philosophy, I present some questions concerning the subject and the body in the social world. These questions are then discussed with reference to Erving Goffman's sociological theory and the work of Michel Foucault. Through the works of these three authors, a notion of embodied subjectivity is constructed, that is, a concept of subject that takes into consideration the body as a fundamental nexus of social relations. Finally, two directions of a possible existential sociology are explored from the notion of embodied subjectivity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In several of his analyses, Talcott Parsons describes the establishment of modern societies as a differentiation process across spheres of mutual recognition. In this paper, I use Parsons' social theory of recognition to examine features of recent social conflicts. I begin with Parsons' description of the struggles for recognition that took place during his lifetime in the highly industrialized societies of the west (1). I then use Parsons' view of normatively ordered recognition conflicts to point out societal trends that led, in the final third of the twentieth century, to a gradual undermining of the pacification structures postulated by Parsons (2). An initial outcome of this apparent disintegration I describe as a "barbarization" of social conflict. By this I mean a state of society where struggles for social recognition escalate and become anomic because resolution can no longer be found in the existing systemic spheres of negotiation (3). This paper shows the importance of the term recognition to social theory by following Parsons' theory in analyzing structural transformations that are currently emerging in response to social conflicts. Editors abstract. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The aim of this paper is the clarification of some key concepts of the methodology of biographical narratives. Despite of the fact that this methodology is widely used, its theoretical underpinnings not yet appear to have been systematically compiled. Accordingly, the objectives of this paper are as follows: [i] develop the method of narrative interview and the method of analysis of biographical narratives created by Fritz Schütze; [ii] clarify some of the theoretical points that this author assumes (as the task of sociology and its object of study) through the concepts of self, society and language; and [iii] explore the influences of the theoretical framework of the phenomenological sociology of Alfred Schutz and compare both authors. Its conclusion is the statement that the phenomenological sociology cannot be considered the only theoretical framework that underlies Schütze's methodology, which points out to new questions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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O presente trabalho tem como objetivo analisar o debate sociológico contemporâneo acerca da perda da centralidade da categoria trabalho surgido nas últimas décadas do século XX. O artigo analisa a pertinência da categoria trabalho no pensamento social, evidenciando sua afirmação antes do surgimento da sociologia. Também são analisadas as propostas de Habermas, Gorz, Offe, Schaff e Kurz, considerados os precursores mais importantes desse debateThis paper aims to discuss the contemporary sociological debate on the decline in the centrality of work as a category over the final decades of the 20th century. It also analyzes the importance of the work category in sociological thought, showing how it in fact appeared before the emergence of sociology. Finally the paper examines the approaches of Habermas, Gorz, Offe, Schaff and Kurz, considered as the most important precursors to this debate

The supposed properties of 'genes' have led natural scientists to claim authority to explain the reasons of human action, behavior, and even human nature, which has traditionally been the object of study of the humanities. The aim of this paper is to discuss the possibilities of sociological theory dealing with the biological reductionism that establishes the strict articulation between 'human nature' and 'human action', presented in several speeches and papers by scientists and journalists and supported by features of 'genes'. I intend to argue that sociological theories may broaden their scope of analysis by encompassing biological dimensions, which does not necessarily mean adopting a biological reductionist approach.As supostas propriedades dos 'genes' levam os cientistas naturais a reivindicar autoridade para explicar as razões de atos, comportamentos e até a natureza humana, tradicional objeto de estudo das ciências humanas. O objetivo deste artigo é discutir as possibilidades de a teoria sociológica lidar com o reducionismo biológico, que estabelece uma articulação exata entre 'natureza humana' e 'ação humana'. Tal reducionismo está presente em discursos e artigos de cientistas e jornalistas, e é embasado por características dos 'genes'. Argumento que as teorias sociológicas podem ampliar suas possibilidades de análise se incorporarem dimensões biológicas, o que não implica necessariamente adotar uma abordagem reducionista.

While dealing with both interdisciplinarity and environment and society area as fields that harbor scientific contentions regarding ideas, practices, institutions and habitus (Bourdieu), this paper aims at providing an account of the multifaceted processes implied in the institutionalization of environmental concerns in Latin-American academia and research centers. The paper discusses the extent to which one can legitimately talk about "a Latin- American scientific specificity", supposedly resulting from peculiar theoretical approaches or even from particular socio-environmental features (such as widespread poverty and high rates of social inequality, along with unparalleled levels of biodiversity). Last but not least, the paper seeks to draw a sort of thematic map (via bibliographical review) as well as a consideration of the levels of scientific institutionalization of environmental issues in six different research centers located in Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Uruguay and Brazil.Ao tratar a interdisciplinaridade e a área de ambiente e sociedade enquanto campos que lidam com questões científicas relacionadas com idéias, práticas, instituições e habitus (Bourdieu), esse artigo pretende contribuir para a compreensão dos processos multifacetados implicados na institucionalização da questão ambiental na academia e centros de pesquisa latino-americanos. O texto discute em que medida pode-se legitimamente falar de uma "especificidade científica latino-americana", supostamente resultante de abordagens teóricas peculiares ou mesmo de situações sócio-ambientais particulares (como pobreza e altas taxas de desigualdade, junto a incomparáveis índices de biodiversidade). Por último, mas também importante, o texto pretende trazer um panorama temático (através da revisão bibliográfica) assim como apontar os níveis de institucionalização científica da área ambiental em seis centros de pesquisa localizados na Argentina, Chile, México, Uruguai e Brasil.

Gilberto Freyre (1900-1987) was one of the most important Brazilian social thinkers, whose legacy has been constantly revisited. In this paper I turn to a relatively unexplored aspect of his work that concerns the relationship between education and race. I point in this text beyond the 'myth of racial democracy' Freyre recognizes the existing barriers and inequalities in Brazilian society, so much that even states that diplomas become true 'letters of sociological whiteness"' recognizing not only the deep social differences existing between whites, blacks and mulattos in Brazil, as well as drawing attention to the dynamics created with the gradual process of schooling. I analyze how the work of Freyre presents this relationship between social mobility of blacks and mulattos and education, which I do using as substrate mainly the authors who have produced knowledge in the field of Brazilian social thought. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper examines in a comparative manner some interpretations of Brazil's modernization and its relation to the issue of social inequality produced in Brazilian Social Thought. We seek to show the points of convergence and divergence between the perspectives of the group of interpreters analyzed here. On the basis of the comparative analysis of some of our main interpreters we look for resources that may contribute to a broad understanding of the phenomenon of social inequality, which is a central theme in Brazil today. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper reviews the recent literature in the field of social sciences in which the term "South" is regarded as a theoretical, methodological or epistemological alternative to the colonial effects of our disciplines. Analysing the books of Boaventura de Sousa Santos, Reawyn Connell and Jean and John Comaroff it seeks to point out some of their fragilities and possible alternative paths for a sociology beyond the Euro-American tradition. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

With the emergence and progressive spread of television in Portuguese homes since the late 1950s (most of them have TVs in more than one room), computers in the 1970s and cell phones in the 1990s, there is a story that must be considered. In the Portuguese countryside, what path did its residents follow until the "domestication" (BERKER et al., 2005; SILVERSTONE, HADDON, 1996) of each kind of media – television, computer and cell phone? From the almost exclusive use in public spaces to the media integration in homes and in family and social dynamics, there was a path followed, either by the media (which is subject to constant changes), or by individuals adapting to such changes, but also requiring that the former mold itself to their needs and demands, thus making them never lose the epithet of "new". This paper presents an analysis and reflection on how the new media entered the everyday life of three family generations (grandparents, parents and children) and how these people, living in the countryside of Portugal, have transformed the appropriation of media into a continuous act. The analysis and reflections are based on empirical data collected during an investigation entitled "Screen generations in rural areas: a study of the new media in the everyday life rural of three Portuguese generations". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The text to problematize the senses of knowledge articulated in the discourse on democratization in Basic Education. We take as empirical the Reference Document of the National Conference of Education, which was intended to cover some of the discussions that will be used as subsidies for the construction of the National Education Plan (2011-2020). We situate this work in the field of curriculum (Macedo, 2006; LOPES, 2008, 2010, Lopes and Macedo, 2009), with the theoretical framework of social theories of discourse (Laclau, 2009; Laclau and Mouffe, 2004), which provides grants in to investigate the discursive coconstituents of hegemonic struggles in different contexts. In this sense, this paper seeks to look at the historical trajectory of the senses of knowledge in the field of curriculum and explore to what extent the question of knowledge is present or not in the speeches of the democratization of basic education. Thus, we found that the political game reinvest the senses of school knowledge seeking to investigate the discursive movement of the joints and the equivalences and differences shape the debate about the "democratization." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper intends to present an initial observation of social indeterminacy relations, organizational theory and legal decision. We adopt the theoretical thinking of Niklas Luhmann. Initially, we analyze the formation of the paradigm of social indeterminacy that arises throughout the twentieth century with the emergence of new epistemologies constructivist which ends up questioning the assumptions of the model scientific legacy of modernity. At this time, we define the sociology of Niklas Luhmann as the first post-ontological theory and its relevance to the formation of a complex social theory and observe the contemporary society. Afterwards, we expose the correlation between the formation of social organizations and the need for assimilation contexts highly contingent, that is, we defend the thesis of Luhmann that organizations emerge as evolutionary acquisitions in order to deal with social uncertainties. This concept starts from the idea that social organizations are formed by processes of making decision and at the same time, enable them. Finally, we describe some of the main theories of legal decision in order to demonstrate a possible mismatch between the epistemological support and contribution of theory of organizations. Thus, we intend to demonstrate the keeping of many assumptions of methodological individualism in contemporary theories of legal decision and therefore a disconnection with these advances offered by the sociology of organizations of Niklas Luhmann. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims to expose and reflect on the debate between remarkable social scientists of our time: Ulrich Beck and Bruno Latour. However, I still suggest that this debate goes beyond the level of their convergences and divergences in providing indicative of some trends in the humanities. One aspect that I intend to discuss refers to what I see as an "anthropological openness" of the human sciences, which in no way corresponds to his anthropologization. I argue that due the proliferation of crises sociologists and political scientists tend to open their macro-explanatory schemes of social scrutiny and the combination of anthropological methodologies as a mean of finding bases for new parameters that can delimit normative political projects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The aim of this paper is to identify and analyze the strategizing process in an organizational network of small and medium size enterprises. We employ the strategy as social practice perspective as reference for the study. This approach assumes that strategies are constituted in everyday life, through interactions among the actors, who negotiate their various and contradictory interests. That approach follows the movement that has occurred in social theory, which focuses on social practices. The research is based on a qualitative case study developed in an interorganizational network at Minas Gerais. Data collection was conducted through in-depth interviews, non-participant observation and documentary analysis. Based on information search in the field we identify the existence of four strategic practices in the network (negotiating and purchasing, pricing products, defining brand and designing franchises, creating the credit card). Such strategies have been identified as "individual" or "collective". "Individual" and "collective" strategies influence each other on the process of strategizing, however, the line that separating them is unclear to the extent that the interests are negotiated. We conclude that the strategies as practice developed in the network, in the course of the relationships between actors, are constantly in tensions and contradictions among various inter-organizational interests. Moreover, the strategies do not follow a consistent logic through deliberate actions towards a clearly defined goal. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper analyzes the ProJovem discourse from its political-pedagogical project. Its goal is to develop youth involvement through education, orientation to the employment orientation and development of community actions. From the standpoint of theoretical and methodological work this study is located, in the wake of recent social theory, in the developments of the social recognition category, whose use is associated to the post-critical theory by Charles Taylor, Nancy Fraser, and Axel Honneth. This approach allows the configuration of a useful tool in understanding the discursive formation of public policy, particularly ProJovem, whose goal highlights on the one hand, symbolic recognition by emphasizing the role of youth and the equal participation of the community, and on the other hand, in recognition distributive, through education and work initiation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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