Interdisciplinary Studies in the Social Sciences

This preface serves as an intellectual and scholarly introduction to a book concerned with one of the most significant questions in contemporary knowledge: how can the social sciences regain their capacity to understand human reality in depth after having been worn down by narrow specialization, and after the analytical language itself has been exhausted by fragmenting what is, in reality, interconnected? Today, it has become difficult to approach modern society through closed, one-dimensional tools, because the world we inhabit is no longer linear, simple, or reducible to a single cause or a single perspective
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978-9969-07-379-9