Métadologie de l’imaginaire : arché du monde social
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Methodologies, Imaginary | Archaic, Everyday life, EmotionsRésumé
Metadology of the imaginary: arché of the social world.
Starting from a reading grid, which we call here the Metadology of the Imaginary, we will seek to synthesize and conform the main methodological characteristics that have been proposed in social science throughout this century to understand the role of the imaginary in the conformation of human societies. Here, we seek to understand how archaic elements of humanity such as the sensorial senses: the oneiric, the fear, the instinctive drives, are crystallized in the field of the symbolic and its avatar, the mythological dimension. In this way, all these mythical narratives in the collective social meanings, which are nothing more than the emotions integrated into the whole. Here, the social and the personal body are part of the privileged field of study for this metadological proposal of imaginary. The structural anthropology of the symbolic generates a link with the sociologies of everyday life, so that a disciplined approach can be thought of as the socio-archaeology of emotions.
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