Titlebook: Ways of Being Bound: Perspectives from post-Kantian Philosophy and Relational Sociology; Patricio A. Fernández,Alejandro Néstor García Mar

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Solidarity and Social Bonds: A Kantian Perspectivest invoked in the context of the French third Republic, as a way to confront the challenge of social integration. Some of those problems revolve around the naturalistic fallacy (does solidarity merely refer to the fact of human interdependence or does it involve a duty?), while others concern the na

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Communalization (,) Through Ethical Love. A Phenomenological Accountzation (.) process, namely the “., a form of ethical community in which each person lives for others and is in turn sustained by them. In this way, the author attempts to show that in order to explain what a “.” consists of, Husserl “enriches” his theory of empathy (.) with a theory of sympathy as f

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Social Integration and System Integration Re-visitedIn: Zollschan GK, Hirsch HW (eds) Explorations in social change. Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1964) is the springboard for sketching a brief, analytical history of progressive reductions in social bonds and bonding during late modernity. When taken together with the systemic crises of the new millenniu

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New Insights into the Relational Subject: Connecting Personal and Collective Identitynal reflexivity (i.e. inner conversation) and relational reflexivity (i.e. how social relations affect the identity of the subject reflexively) has remained opened. In this contribution, the author proposes an answer to this problem from the point of view of relational sociology. The argument is tha