De vieilles obsessions sous des habits neufs ?

This paper tries to sift out the plausible in what Laurence Kaufmann and Laurent Cordonier tell in their article. It specifies some conditions for the acceptation of their surmise about the « social brain ». It criticizes much more their speculations about a « neuroendocrinous regulation of the soci...

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Main Author: Louis Quéré
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Association Internationale des Sociologues de Langue Française 2011-10-01
Series:Sociologies
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/sociologies/3744
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spelling doaj-20635376111548d7be522b6ff46093e12021-02-09T15:22:10ZfraAssociation Internationale des Sociologues de Langue FrançaiseSociologies1992-26552011-10-01De vieilles obsessions sous des habits neufs ?Louis QuéréThis paper tries to sift out the plausible in what Laurence Kaufmann and Laurent Cordonier tell in their article. It specifies some conditions for the acceptation of their surmise about the « social brain ». It criticizes much more their speculations about a « neuroendocrinous regulation of the social bond ». It argues that the authors don't estimate properly the capacities and the limits of the neuroscientific explanations of human conduct and social relations. Finally, it compares the version of social naturalism assumed by the authors with the pragmatist tradition's one (John Dewey and George Herbert Mead) and uses this last to show the problematic character of the first.http://journals.openedition.org/sociologies/3744social naturalismneurobiologysociological thinkingsocial relations
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De vieilles obsessions sous des habits neufs ?
Sociologies
social naturalism
neurobiology
sociological thinking
social relations
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title De vieilles obsessions sous des habits neufs ?
title_short De vieilles obsessions sous des habits neufs ?
title_full De vieilles obsessions sous des habits neufs ?
title_fullStr De vieilles obsessions sous des habits neufs ?
title_full_unstemmed De vieilles obsessions sous des habits neufs ?
title_sort de vieilles obsessions sous des habits neufs ?
publisher Association Internationale des Sociologues de Langue Française
series Sociologies
issn 1992-2655
publishDate 2011-10-01
description This paper tries to sift out the plausible in what Laurence Kaufmann and Laurent Cordonier tell in their article. It specifies some conditions for the acceptation of their surmise about the « social brain ». It criticizes much more their speculations about a « neuroendocrinous regulation of the social bond ». It argues that the authors don't estimate properly the capacities and the limits of the neuroscientific explanations of human conduct and social relations. Finally, it compares the version of social naturalism assumed by the authors with the pragmatist tradition's one (John Dewey and George Herbert Mead) and uses this last to show the problematic character of the first.
topic social naturalism
neurobiology
sociological thinking
social relations
url http://journals.openedition.org/sociologies/3744
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