Epistemological and Ethical Interpretations of Sociologies of Everyday Life

It is suggested that the "everyday" forms a substratum within each discipline, & is capable of challenging the currently established division of knowledge. An interdisciplinary study is attempted, seeking to: (1) define a concept of the everyday that is sociologically relevant & th...

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Published in:Social compass 1981-01, Vol.28 (4), p.429-440
Main Author: Bondolfi, Alberto
Format: Article
Language:fre
Subjects:
Epistemology/Epistemological
Ethic/Ethics/Ethical
Everyday life
Sociology
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Summary:It is suggested that the "everyday" forms a substratum within each discipline, & is capable of challenging the currently established division of knowledge. An interdisciplinary study is attempted, seeking to: (1) define a concept of the everyday that is sociologically relevant & that has ethical implications; (2) define the ethical universe from the perspective of the everyday; & (3) situate the phenomenon of religion within the framework of (1) & (2). Theories of the everyday are compared with various aspects of philosophical & theological ethics. Modified HA.
ISSN:0037-7686