العلوم الاجتماعية في الجامعات الجزائرية : أبجديات الواقع و سؤال التأسيس

Abstract EN

Social sciences are a product of knowledge produced by Western modernity, as their owners see that they are considered, in their methodological and epistemological framework, about the series of transformations that the West has known, starting from the Renaissance to rationality, enlightenment and the industrial revolution.

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There is a historical case that produced a framework of knowledge.

Sociology, for example, expresses the historical nature that the West has reached.

In return, they established anthropology as a science that expresses the different, cold, static, unscriptural and illogical Other.

The West is rational in its perspective and its society is dynamic and dynamic and its organization is complex organically in Durkheim's language.

Here we need to re-read our knowledge and the legacy of the West as well.

We need to determine in what historical context we live, and then what can the West benefit us from?.