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1 existential sociology
соц. экзистенциальная социология (направление, предложенное несколькими американскими социологами в качестве критики ортодоксальных социологических течений и опирающееся на идеи европейской экзистенциальной философии)See: -
2 existential sociology
экзистенциалистская социология; направление, опирающееся на философские идеи М. Хайдегера, К. Ясперса, Ж. П. Сартра и др.* * *экзистенциалистская социология; направление, опирающееся на философские идеи М. Хайдегера, К. Ясперса, Ж. П. Сартра и др. -
3 sociological theory
1) соц. социологическая теория (совокупность концепций и методов абстрактного изучения общества; представлена множеством научных школ, различающихся методологией)See:anthropological perspective in sociology, antipositivism in sociology, biological reductionism, biologism, Chicago school, conflict perspective, dramaturgical perspective, Durkheimian sociological school, evolutionary theory, ethnomethodology, exchange theory, existential sociology, figurational sociology, formal sociology, functionalism, grand theory, interpretative perspectives, interpretative sociology, macrosociology, mathematical sociology, microsociology, organicism, positivism, social phenomenology, structuralism, symbolic interactionism, understanding sociology2) соц. социологическая теория (отдельная теория или модель, объясняющая определенный аспект социальных отношений)See:
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