[artículo] 
inActa Philosophica > v.29, n.2 (2020) . - p. 275-294

Título :	Perché la sociologia di Max Weber è tanto attraente quanto fallace
Tipo de documento:	texto impreso
Autores:	Pierpaolo Donati
Fecha de publicación:	2020
Artículo en la página:	p. 275-294
Idioma :	Italiano
Temas:	FILOSOFIA MULTICULTURALISMO SOCIOLOGIA WEBER, MAX
Resumen:	Why Max Weber’s sociology is as attractive as it is fallacious – Weber's sociology is very attractive because it enhances individual action in an individualistic society that is inspired by the polytheism of values. It captures the characteristics of our society, in which everybody serves his/her own idols on the basis of a supposed (Weberian) “subjective rationality”. Donati argues, instead, that it is a fallacious and misleading sociology, because it does not recognize the constitutive element of social reality and of people, that is their complex relationality. Weber declared his intention to found sociology on the concept of social relation, but, unfortunately, he proposed a vision of social relations that is strongly deficient. This thesis is discussed with reference to the case of multiculturalism as a cultural and political doctrine homogeneous to the Weberian vision. The failures of this doctrine reveal the shortcomings of the Weberian sociology.
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[artículo] Perché la sociologia di Max Weber è tanto attraente quanto fallace [texto impreso] / Pierpaolo Donati . - 2020 . - p. 275-294.
Idioma : Italiano
in Acta Philosophica > v.29, n.2 (2020) . - p. 275-294

Temas:	FILOSOFIA MULTICULTURALISMO SOCIOLOGIA WEBER, MAX
Resumen:	Why Max Weber’s sociology is as attractive as it is fallacious – Weber's sociology is very attractive because it enhances individual action in an individualistic society that is inspired by the polytheism of values. It captures the characteristics of our society, in which everybody serves his/her own idols on the basis of a supposed (Weberian) “subjective rationality”. Donati argues, instead, that it is a fallacious and misleading sociology, because it does not recognize the constitutive element of social reality and of people, that is their complex relationality. Weber declared his intention to found sociology on the concept of social relation, but, unfortunately, he proposed a vision of social relations that is strongly deficient. This thesis is discussed with reference to the case of multiculturalism as a cultural and political doctrine homogeneous to the Weberian vision. The failures of this doctrine reveal the shortcomings of the Weberian sociology.
Enlace permanente a este registro:	https://opac.um.edu.uy/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=96695