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Franco Alessio History of Modern Philosophy

We live in a historical period where a large part of intellectual production has been covered by indeterminate terms. More precisely, we live in a period that tries to be defined by the uncertain use of prepositions, with the help of which it wants to clarify the semantic haze of indeterminate nouns: dia (scientificity), meta (modernity)... This semantic storm makes it imperative to re-examine the meanings that have historically been associated with social science.

The author of the book attempts to clarify the way questions can be posed regarding the relationship of social science with its subject matter. The questions he raises concern not only the formation and transformations of the position and perspective through which social science understands and explains its subject, but also the development of underlying disciplines that intervene normatively abusing its name. By showing that social science is a fundamental science, it focuses on the analysis of the ruptures associated with the formation of its conceptual structure - which arises from the complementary relationships of the works of Emile Durkheim and Max Weber. This work creates the necessary foundation for understanding and explaining the transformations of social science over the last century.