回到“好社会”：重建“需要为本”的规范社会学传统

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Citation: Yuefei WU and Jun WEN. Going back to “Good Society”: Rebuilding “Needs-based” Normative Sociology[J]. Academic Monthly, 2022, 54(2): 113-130. shu

Going back to “Good Society”: Rebuilding “Needs-based” Normative Sociology

Yuefei WU ,
Jun WEN

Abstract

Since the twentieth century, the concept of “human needs” has rapidly become a hot button issue in western social science, and has sparked ongoing interdisciplinary debate, while mainstream sociology has shown collective silence on human needs, which deeply reflects that sociology is losing its basic conceptual category and theoretical mode of thinking in responding to normative issues. Sociology, which serves “people” and pays attention to human needs, urgently needs to rethink the contemporary value of its normative tradition. In order to apply sociology for “good” and “human progress”, to fulfill commitment of “good society” by combining fact approach and normative approach in sociological studies, and to realize the connection between sociological research and political action, this article address reflection and reconstruction of needs-based normative sociology.
- human needs,
- normative needs,
- needs-based,
- normative sociology
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Going back to “Good Society”: Rebuilding “Needs-based” Normative Sociology

Yuefei WU
Jun WEN

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Abstract: Since the twentieth century, the concept of “human needs” has rapidly become a hot button issue in western social science, and has sparked ongoing interdisciplinary debate, while mainstream sociology has shown collective silence on human needs, which deeply reflects that sociology is losing its basic conceptual category and theoretical mode of thinking in responding to normative issues. Sociology, which serves “people” and pays attention to human needs, urgently needs to rethink the contemporary value of its normative tradition. In order to apply sociology for “good” and “human progress”, to fulfill commitment of “good society” by combining fact approach and normative approach in sociological studies, and to realize the connection between sociological research and political action, this article address reflection and reconstruction of needs-based normative sociology.

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