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The Sociology of an Ordinary Saturday
Sociology has a strange habit of making ordinary things look complicated. A trip to the grocery store, for example, seems like one of the least interesting things we do. You walk through the aisles,…
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Reading Camus as a Sociologist
I recently read Albert Camus’s The Myth of Sisyphus. I had somehow managed to avoid it until now, despite its reputation as one of the most accessible texts associated with existentialist philosophy. What caught…
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The Great Paradox of the French Revolution
One of Bastos’s central arguments is that the French Revolution destroyed forms of authority and social organization that had evolved over centuries, replacing them with an abstract, homogeneous, and centralized political model. According to…
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From Being to Society: How Philosophy Gave Birth to Sociology
The history of sociology is often presented as the story of a new science born in nineteenth-century Europe to study industrialization, urbanization and capitalism. While this account is not wrong, it misses a deeper…
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The great current of ontology: From Heraclitus’ river to Latour’s algorithm
The history of Western thought can be understood as the course of a mighty river that flows onward, stagnates at logical dams, and overflows again in modernity. The core of this journey is the…
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El Espejismo de la Atenas Castellana: Por qué Salamanca no fue el “Silicon Valley” del siglo XVI
En su ensayo Salamanca, capital del conocimiento (2024), el filósofo Pedro Insua propone una sugerente y combativa relectura de la historia académica española. Siguiendo la estela del materialismo filosófico de Gustavo Bueno (España frente…
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