„Studia and Sacksem”: dziedzictwa i innowacje
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https://doi.org/10.26485/PS/2025/74.3/1Słowa kluczowe:
Harvey SacksAbstrakt
Głównym celem tego eseju jest nakierowanie czytelniczek i czytelników na dziedzictwa Harveya Sacksa oraz na późniejsze innowacje, które stanowią kontynuację owych dziedzictw. Esej wskazuje także na znaczenie własnych innowacji Sacksa odnoszących się do struktury społecznej oraz teorii. Drugim celem jest wprowadzenie do zawartych w niniejszym zeszycie tematycznym Przeglądu Socjologicznego studiów poświęconych dziełu Harveya Sacksa. Na marzec 2026 roku planowana jest publikacja drugiej części tych studiów.
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