Societal Perspectives on Violence and Anomie
Exploring the multifaceted relationship between violence and societal structures, this collection delves into the dynamics of social organization, human nature, and power within various contexts. From theoretical frameworks to empirical realities, the images and descriptions offer insights into the complexities of social cohesion, coercion, and human agency in the face of evolving bio-social landscapes.
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Violence as anomie From the definition of Reemtsma Ant nio Pedro Dores, 2017 March
Index Types of society and violence The production of bio-social levels of reality, and evolving States of mind as social atom diversity and limits; violence and cohesion Sociological pragmatics facing transformation times and social sciences
Corporative coercive society Durkheim / macro weberian Wieviorka Gains: Potencialities of social actions
Liberal virtual society Gains: Weber / micro Durkheimian Collins Sources of energy of social action
Human recursivity Aspirations/positions Expectations Identities Resources/potencialities
Teoria Loc Wacquant Neo-liberalismo STATE Right hand prisonfare Left hand workfare Punishing the poor Deadly symbiosis Prison CITY Hiper-ghetto Anti ghetto RACE (ethnicity) CLASS (market) Urban outcast (BODY) Body and soul Marginality, ethnicity and penality in the neoliberal city, 2014
Unstable society Gains: Evolution, emergency, levels Biology and spirituality Violence and ideology Indispensability, instead of potencialities, of social action Sources of bio-social energy of social action
The production of bio-social levels of reality, and evolving
Social human nature Voicing Doing Being
Empirical levels of reality Normative power Social power Psycho-biological power
Social organization apparent principal Elitisme / desire Dissimulation / cognitive Misogynie / afective Differentiation Institutionalization
Social organization real principal Elitism / desire Dissimulation / cognitive Misogynie / afective Misogynie / domestic Dissimulation / humiliation Elitism / sacrificial
Modes of organization Neo- liberalism Oligarchy Post- imperial Class struggle Populism Produtivist / rentist Democratization Produtivist / rentist
States of mind as power To forbid Marginal Submission
States of mind as biopolitics Violence Humor Intimacy
Imaginative future unite ABOLICIONIST DEMOCRACY Sovereignty Legitimacy Diverse and free Interests Moral judgments Equality for all Social Constructed Reality levels CENTRIFUGAL SCIENCE ANTI-EXTRATIVISM Impunity Privileges Corruption Dynamism TRANSFORMATIVE JUSTICE Depression Hope CITIZEN INCOME
Sociological strategy for social sciences
Return to the scientific path for social theories Humanities Social sciences Sciences Marx x x Durkheim x x Weber x x Consultar post
Durkheim/Marx aliance Societies endure thought and fast transformations under change resilient regimes Societies emerge from (biological and evolutionary) motors Societies are over-determined by normative ambiences (doctrines/will) Technological progress results also from bio-social evolution
Modernization and Social Dynamics Emancipatory cycle Solidarity cycle racionaliza o racionaliza o reclama o direitos reclama o direitos Controlo Exclus o fechamento fechamento criminaliza o criminaliza o revolu o revolu o institucionaliza o institucionaliza o Justi a social
Social metodologies and dynamics Solidarity cycle Emancipatory cycle observation inquiry normas normas Emerg ncias ideol gicas Emerg ncias ideol gicas Classifica es regulamentares Habitus Estrat gias corporativas Estrat gias corporativas verdade oficial verdade oficial subordina o subordina o submiss o submiss o Viol ncia estruturante genealogy
Evolution of the organization Instinct Basic needs Sociabilities Civilization At once Survival Learning Dissimulation Sexual Reprodution Control Misogynie Social Adaptation Solidarity Elitism Violence/ideology Linguage/coordination Look for: SOLUTION GUILT Trust prodution Privilege production Solidary Cycle (fidelity or submition) Emancipatory Cycle
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