Notes on the history of Peruvian sociology (1896-1930)
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https://doi.org/10.15381/is.v20i37.13436Keywords:
University professor, theoretical approaches, social phenomena, social dimensions, social research methodsAbstract
The history of Peruvian Sociology (1896-1930), is part of a major research project about a theoretical reconstruction of both evolution and development in Peruvian sociology. The investigation covers the pre-sociological period also known as the sociological background phase of ideas and theories, the development of the university professor or the general sociology teaching phase, the so-called National Sociology phase named later as Peruvian Sociology, and finally the phase of scientific and professional development of sociology. This last period is a greater challenge to investigate making an evaluative and critical stocktaking of its institutional dynamics.
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