Social Anthropology of the Otherness. Part One: Primitivism and Colonialism

<p>Social anthropology is a discipline that was completed largely due to the influence of sociologists in the late nineteenth century, mainly french sociologist &Eacute;mile Durkheim (1858&ndash;1917) had a wide impact on what is now known as social anthropology. For Durkheim, it was important to establish sociology as a scientific discipline, it focused on &ldquo;concrete and observable&rdquo; social facts, which would be fundamental to explain the complex relationship between the individual and his social group.</p> <p>This theoretical-methodological approach would be of great repercussion for sociology and social anthropology since they account for the social nature of the human being, the idea that man is a social being continues to be one of the most elementary postulates of the two disciplines.</p> <p><a href="https://marcosdec.medium.com/social-anthropology-of-the-otherness-part-one-primitivism-and-colonialism-289944220608"><strong>Website</strong></a></p>