SOC396H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Social Fact, Jean-Paul Sartre, System On A Chip
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Short answers /definition / what mills social imagination is about. Thrown into the world (rider"s song) what is the ontological point in there (we are always arriving at the scene rather that being the author of it) What is humanity ( what type of soc science we are going to build ) Being in the world ( being in time ) taking it from anistien he introduced the space time infusion he is building the anthology in a fundamental way -binding temporal. Disqualification for any social sic that start from individual and tries to dev. Humans disgarded many types of history ( why many soc and not just one) ? there has to be s. th else there is continuous didactical =human react to env and it feedback to the structural forces. Can"t understand human condition without history and every thing about history is transformation. Soc it self is transformative every social fact is historical and every historical event is social.