Introduction to the Sociology of the Imagination

Section: Political Books

Number of pages: 144 pages

This book presents imaginary studies and their founder Gilbert Durand, and the founders of scientific sociology and social phenomenology, such as Weber, Simmel and Schutz, and ethnomethodology, then moves on to crystallize the theoretical framework of the sociology of the everyday and what implications it can have for field researchers, through explaining the major concepts formulated by Michel Maffesoli.