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LATIN AMERICA: THE METROPOLIS AND PERIPHERY OF WORLD SOCIOLOGY
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LATIN AMERICA: THE METROPOLIS AND PERIPHERY OF WORLD SOCIOLOGY
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S0044748X0000616-6-1
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Published
Authors
Vladimir Dobrenkov  Albert Kravchenk
Edition
Issue 5
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39-52
Abstract
In the nineteenth century, the center of development of world sociology was Western Europe - France, England, Germany. In the early twentieth century, he moved to the US, and at the beginning of the 21st century, the center as such disappeared altogether. A defining feature - world sociology has become polycentric and actively gets rid of eurocentrism. Latin American sociology developed under the strong influence of the protest movement, which fought against colonialism, social injustice, racial oppression, and Westernization. As a consequence, it manifested, on the one hand, a pronounced gravitation towards leftist ideas-Social-Democratic and Marxist, on the other, orientation to the theory of progress, social change, modernization. A school of sociologists takes a strong position in Latin America, which advocates the preservation of an original culture and regional social experience.
Keywords
history of sociology, "metropolitan" and "peripheral" sociology, Latin America.
Date of publication
01.05.2018
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