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The taxonomy Philosophy and Sociology brings together contributions that address fundamental questions of meaning, order, knowledge, and social life—beyond rigid disciplinary boundaries.
At its core are reflections on how individual experience, social structures, and cultural frameworks of interpretation are interwoven. Philosophy provides conceptual tools for examining meaning, truth, and responsibility, while sociology situates these questions within their social, historical, and institutional contexts.
The texts collected here range from theoretical explorations to essayistic analyses and contemporary diagnoses. What unites them is a shared interest in the foundations of social action and in the conditions that make orientation possible in complex societies.
This category is intended for readers who seek not only to observe social developments, but to understand and contextualize them—without resorting to simplistic explanations.
