версия для печатиПрогресс социологии? (пер. Н.В. Романовского)
Тернер С. П.
заслуженный профессор департамента философии Университета Южной Флориды, США turner@usf.edu
Романовский Н. В.
Доктор исторических наук, профессор, главный научный сотрудник Института социологии ФНИСЦ РАН; профессор Российского государственного гуманитарного университета, Москва, Россия socis@isras.ru
ID статьи на сайте журнала: 9684
Тернер С. П., Романовский Н. В. Прогресс социологии? (пер. Н.В. Романовского) // Социологические исследования. 2023. № 7. С. 3-16.
DOI 10.31857/S020736760026579-5
От редакции. В преддверии юбилейных XXV Харческих чтений, традиционно посвященных теоретико-методологическим вопросам социологии, публикуем перевод статьи С. П. Тернера, любезно предоставленной журналу автором. В предыдущих номерах (2022, № 7: 15–27; 2023, № 4: 15–27) были опубликованы переводы двух его статей. Ниже печатается подготовленная С. П. Тернером глава из коллективного труда «Новые философские взгляды на научный прогресс» (“New Philosophical Perspectives on Scientific Progress”), вышедшего в 2023 г. в издательстве «Routledge». Журнал благодарит автора за эту любезность.
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