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1. Durkheim on individualism and property rights: Origin of institutional framework

Author

Filipović Božidar

Subjects
Durkheim, property, individualism, Rousseau, Dreyfus Affair, Sociology (General), HM401-1281
Abstract

In this paper we tried to point out to Durkheim's conception of individualism which was founded on the political philosophy of Rousseau and Kant. The last two authors are also important for the reconstruction of Durkheim's view on the origin and role of (private) ownership. We showed that his understanding of the origin of the institution of property directly related to the role which he intended for corporations in modern society. In Durkheim's case, meritocracy can be viewed through the lens of his aspirations for the realization of legal formal, but also 'initiali material equality of all members of a society. Therefore, in the case of Durkheim's work, it can be understood as the pursuit of the realization of the principle that would imply permanent intervention of the state and corporation in order to ensure equal conditions for all.

Published
2016
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2. Nekoliko napomena i Dirkemovom i Glumpovicevom pogledu na Spenserov evolucionizam, biologizam i individualizam

Author

Filipović, Božidar and Petrović, Dejan

Subjects
Gumplovic, Dirkem, evolutionism, individualizam, biologism, Durkheim, biologizam, Spenser, evolucionizam, individualism, Gumplowicz
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Аутори указују на одређене елементе Диркемове и Гумпловицеве рецепције Спенсеровог еволуционизма. За Диркема и Гумпловица је Спенсер представљао незаобилазну тачку у изградњи њихових социолошких теорија, без обзира на све међусобне разлике. У погледу схватања односа између појединца и друштва нису прихватили Спенсерову позицију (методолошког) индивидуализма. Последњи увид је занимљив јер је Спенсер на особен начин интегрисао индивидуализам и еволуционизам у својој теорији. The two authors point out certain elements of Durkheim’s and Gumplowicz’s reception of Spenser’s evolutionism. For Durkheim and Gumplowicz, Spenser was an inevitable point of reference for the development of their sociological theories, regardless of all mutual differences. In terms of approach to the relation between individual and society, they didn’t embrace Spencer’s position of (methodological) individualism. The last insight is interesting because of the unique way in which Spenser has integrated individualism and evolutionism in his theory

Published
2019

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