Bibliographic Details
| Title: |
La question d'une tradition sociologique en Acadie : un aperçu. (French). |
| Authors: |
Massicotte, Julien |
| Source: |
Canadian Review of Sociology. Nov2008, Vol. 45 Issue 4, p267-304. 38p. |
| Subjects: |
Sociological research, History of sociology, Sociology education, Social cycle theory |
| Geographic Terms: |
Acadia |
| Abstract (English): |
The present study examines the question of a sociological tradition in Acadie. The author focuses on three large periods of sociological presence in Acadie. In the first phase, between the end of the thirties to the first years of the sixties, sociology became institutionally rooted in Acadie. A second period took place between the early sixties and the early eighties, when sociology experienced a period of crisis, contestation and redefinition. Finally, the third and final period, from the early eighties to the present, marks the fragmentation of the discipline. The present study ends by asking the following question: does a sociological tradition truly exist in Acadie? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (French): |
La présente étude examine la question d'une tradition sociologique en Acadie. L'auteur passe en revue trois grandes périodes de la présence sociologique en Acadie. Une première période, allant de la toute fin des années 1930 aux années 1960, marque l'échafaudage institutionnel d'une première sociologie en Acadie. Une seconde période, allant des années 1960 aux années 1980, constitue pour la sociologie en Acadie une période de crise, de contestation et de redéfinition. Finalement, la troisième grande période, du début des années 1980 à aujourd'hui, marque l'éclatement de la discipline. On termine le texte en se demandant, à la lumière de ces trois périodes marquantes, s'il existe vraiment, en Acadie, une tradition sociologique distincte. The present study examines the question of a sociological tradition in Acadie. The author focuses on three large periods of sociological presence in Acadie. In the first phase, between the end of the thirties to the first years of the sixties, sociology became institutionally rooted in Acadie. A second period took place between the early sixties and the early eighties, when sociology experienced a period of crisis, contestation and redefinition. Finally, the third and final period, from the early eighties to the present, marks the fragmentation of the discipline. The present study ends by asking the following question: does a sociological tradition truly exist in Acadie? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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| Database: |
Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection |
