issue 1 XXIV

In this essay I aim to make a brief examination of some of the considerations made by Max Scheler in a short paper – entitled The Exclusion of Philosophy in Max Weber. On the psychology and sociology of nominal thinking (1921-1923) – in which Scheler sketches the portrait of a Weber “almost nihilistic”, centered on […]

The purpose of this paper is to show that the emotions were present in the sociology of Talcott Parsons, though clearly not as central to his thought as other themes and research interests. The definition of “normative” integral to his theory of social action and his reconstruction of Durkheim’s sociology of religion, both contained in

The Covid-19 outbreak shook all human activities and halted the world of sport, stopping sporting events and competitions to follow strict regulations. Considering the impact on sport social research was experienced in real time, our review seeks to understand the methodological implications and problems of sociological research in studying the social phenomena of sport during