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Pratiques signifiantes et sociologie : en guise de conclusion

André Rousseau

The authors are trying to review the pertinent sociological questions that might arise in the analyses presented in this issue of « Social Compass ». First of all, they examine the implications of a linguistic procedure in comparison with the sociology of culture. The merit of linguistics and semiotics is to awaken the sociology of culture by helping it to reformulate its theoretical object. But the use of linguistic models assumes that the sociologist takes a distance from them and also assumes a critical work beforehand. In addition, it assumes the use of a conceptual apparatus capable of making an analysis of the imminence of speech come out in order to make the sociological significance (sign ification) appear.

Social Compass, Vol. 20, No. 3, 497-504 (1973)
DOI: 10.1177/003776867302000309


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