The Entirety and the Interdisciplinarity in the Sociology of Petre Andrei
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https://doi.org/10.18662/upasw/29/69Keywords:
integrality, interdisciplinarity, social life, social activities, social unitsAbstract
The present paper is a synthetic presentation of Petre Andrei's conception regarding the integrality and interdisciplinarity of sociology as a science. Thus, the concept of completeness of sociology is summarized related to the object of study and also as a specific research method in the complex process of sociological investigation of the social life, as a set of components, conditions and types of activities. Also, the notion of the interdisciplinarity of sociology with other socio-human sciences (philosophy, history, psychology, pedagogy) is argued, as it emerges from the work of the Romanian sociologist.
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