DO WE NEED A NEW PARADIGM OF SOCIOLOGY? (REFLECTING ON AN U.BECK'S CONCEPT)
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DO WE NEED A NEW PARADIGM OF SOCIOLOGY? (REFLECTING ON AN U.BECK'S CONCEPT)
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The article analyzes theoretical and methodological toolkit of “cosmopolitan sociology” proposed by Ulrich Beck (1944-2015); reviewed and commented are its key concepts: anthropological shock, future, global risk, the cosmopolitan community, metamorfosis, paradigm shift, social metabolism and social order. The author concludes that heuristic potential of evolutionary sociology has not yet been exhausted, its tools are still suitable for studying global challenges, critical transformation of social order, processes of social metabolism, as well as for building models of desired futures.
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anthropological shock, future; global risks, cosmopolitan sociology, metabolism, social order
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