About another kind of sociology. Ernest Bernea and the cultural and spiritual depths of the Romanians
About another kind of sociology. Ernest Bernea and the cultural and spiritual depths of the Romanians
Author(s): Cristina GavriluţăSubject(s): Sociology, History and theory of sociology, Sociology of Culture
Published by: Editura Universităţii »Alexandru Ioan Cuza« din Iaşi
Keywords: time; space; causality; social order; crisis; history terror;
Summary/Abstract: The text brings to the attention an iconic figure of the Romanian culture which is claimed not only by sociologists (as a representative of Gusti School), but also by ethnologists and philosophers. In essence, Ernest Bernea, through all his concerns, comes into light as a complex intellectual, who offers a refined humanist social research from his cultural and spiritual data. His sociological approach is based on ethnographic information and on a solid intellectual background. There is an obvious and visible influence of M. Heidegger, N. Ionescu, M. Mauss, and E. Durkheim. Issues of time, space and causality, that of law and order and the crisis of modern worlds represent the main directions of his concerns that we have analyzed taking into account the views of other Romanian authors with similar concerns. In this regard, E. Cioran, N. Noica, T. Maiorescu, L. Blaga, S. Afloroaei have been reading filters of Barnea’s work. It remains a landmark in the sociological literature and a model in the sociological approach of reality.
- Issue Year: 9/2016
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 82-98
- Page Count: 17
- Language: English