O znaczeniu przymiotnika „społeczny” u klasyków myśli socjologicznej i w głównych językach europejskich. Część I: Socjologia teoretyczna po zwrocie lingwistycznym

Abstract

This article is the first part of an extensive sociological-linguistic study which has grown out of a paper the author presented at the 13th All-Polish Congress of Sociology (2007] in a working group on discourse analysis. Part II (its first draft is available on the author's website www. cyf-kr.edu/~ussozans/] compares the use of the concepts of the social and of the common in several major European languages. The initial sections of Part 1 analyze the impact of some linguistic paradigms and philosophies of language (Austin, Wittgenstein, Searle] on sociological theorizing. The final sections (18-23] deal with the understanding of the social in the writings of Comte, Marx, Durkheim, Weber, and Znaniecki.