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La estructura mítica del pensamiento social

The mythical structure of social thinking
[journal article]

Fernández Christlieb, Pablo

Abstract

The paper asserts that social or collective thought build the thinking structures in which they take their own shape as it happens, for example, in historicity. In the same way, social thought builds structures that are 'prior to history.' These make possible to explain their own appearance, in noti... view more

The paper asserts that social or collective thought build the thinking structures in which they take their own shape as it happens, for example, in historicity. In the same way, social thought builds structures that are 'prior to history.' These make possible to explain their own appearance, in notions like that of 'causality.' Myths are presented here as the widest of such structures, & mythical structures are certain shapes, orientations, numerations & paths within a space typically taken as 'heterogeneous,' which is different from the scientific notion of an 'homogenous' space. It is claimed, finally, that everyday understanding thoroughly uses mythical structures of thinking.... view less

Classification
Social Psychology

Free Keywords
Myths; Structuralism; Concept Formation; Reasoning; Social thought; Heterogeneous space; Homogeneous space

Document language
Spanish

Publication Year
2001

Page/Pages
p. 11-30

Journal
Athenea Digital: Revista de Pensamiento e Investigacion Social (2001) 0

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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