Norms and morality in sociological theory: from classical concepts to new ideas
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The monograph summarizes the results of a large-scale theoretical and historical and sociological study of the normative grammar of social action and moral infrastructure of the social order based on the achievements and ideas of classical and modern social theory, cognitive science and new sociology of morality. The object of analysis of the authors of the book was the mechanisms of normative morphogenesis, the structure of group values, dilemmas of social recognition and ordinary attribution of moral qualities. The extensive historical and sociological material demonstrates options for possible theoretical interpretations of norm formation processes that constitute the logic of social interaction, streamlining the flows of social transactions and leading the crystallization and objectification of public relations in their institutional, reached form.
The monograph is focused on scientists and teachers working in the field of social and humanities, and is addressed to all those who are interested in modern social theory
The monograph is focused on scientists and teachers working in the field of social and humanities, and is addressed to all those who are interested in modern social theory
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Education & Teaching
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Social Science & Politics
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7777-0706-2
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