| Crdts. Teor. | 3 | HIGHLIGHT THE INWARD-ANALYSING ROLE THAT SOCIAL SCIENCES, AND PARTICULARLY SOCIOLOGY, MUST PLAY: ON THE ONE HAND, IN THAT THEY REPRESENT A WAY IN WHICH TO INTERPRET THE COLLECTIVE HUMAN PHENOMENON; FROM ITS PRECAUTION AS REGARDS THE HISTORICAL LEGACY OF AUTARKY OF SCIENCE-RELATED MATTERS; FROM THE ANALYSIS AND CARE OF THE DESIRE TO CONSTITUTE A SYSTEM; AND, ON THE OTHER, IN THAT THEY PREVENT THE RISK OF CATEGORICAL CLOSURE OF A SYSTEM IF IT IS ONLY CONSIDERED FROM AN WESTERN POINT OF VIEW; FROM THE SUBSEQUENT CULTURAL COMPARISON THAT AVOIDS IDEOLOGICAL AND BIASED POINTS OF VIEW AND FULLY EMBRACES THE DESIRED CATEGORICAL ENTROPIC PRINCIPLE -RELATING IT TO ALL SOCIAL SCIENCES. |