Werner Sombart and the global society. Anticipations from a classic author of sociology

Q4 Social Sciences

Sociologia e Ricerca Sociale Pub Date : 2022-12-01 DOI:10.3280/sr2022-128001

Roberta Iannone, Ilaria Iannuzzi

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Abstract

The article examines the most salient works in which the sociologist Werner Sombart saw the dimension of globality as a social element, constitutive of mo- dernity and its future. The aim is to understand the role of globality, as an idea and a phenomenon, in the constitution in all aspects of society (economic, political, cultural, anthropological). The Works to which the article refers show a global society, one that goes from the time of Sombart to the present day, as the author had already envisioned in all their potentialities and criticalities.

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Werner Sombart和全球社会。一位社会学经典作家的预言

这篇文章考察了社会学家沃纳·索巴特（Werner Sombart）在其最突出的作品中，将全球性维度视为一种社会元素，构成现代性及其未来。目的是了解全球化作为一种理念和现象在宪法中在社会各个方面（经济、政治、文化、人类学）的作用。文章所指的作品展示了一个全球性的社会，一个从索姆巴特时代到今天的社会，正如作者已经预见到的那样，它们的所有潜力和批判性。

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期刊介绍： Sociologia e Ricerca Sociale (Sociology and Sociological Research), was founded in 1980 by a group of professors from different Italian universities and different branches of Sociology. The aim was to achieve two main goals. The first was to create a channel for communication among specialists not subject to academic limitation of any sort. The second was to pursue the project of a logically and methodologically based empirical research, focusing on one hand on the relations between scientific statute of social theory, and on the other on social intervention. The fundamental need for pluralism has guided the work of this review since it was founded. Italian and foreign authors from academic, research or professional backgrounds discuss themes and issues that range from social theory, sociology of communication, professions in the field, complex organizations, and social services, to labor rights and policies and sociology of the sciences and knowledge.