GEORG SIMMEL AND THE PROBLEM OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ISOLATED INDIVIDUAL, THE DYAD AND THE TRIAD
GEORG SIMMEL AND THE PROBLEM OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ISOLATED INDIVIDUAL, THE DYAD AND THE TRIAD

Summary/Abstract: Georg Simmel's thinking was concerned with the strict determination of the study object specific to social sciences in general, as well as sociology as science in particular. In this sense, sociology is understood as a new scientific method, whose sphere of application is universal, and can therefore be successfully applied to the vast majority of the human condition issues, being capable to build a common basis for a wide range of issues in different areas of research. Another major contribution brought by philosopher and sociologist Georg Simmel to the field of study of sociology concerns the relationship between the isolated individual, the dyad and the triad.

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