Dziedzictwo i problematyka mikrosocjologii w społecznych badaniach finansów (SSF)
Abstrakt
Prace Ervinga Goffmana są często odczytywane jako quasi-antropologia interakcji społecznych, ujawniająca fundamentalne mikroprocesy w ramach społecznych relacji. Niniejszy artykuł argumentuje, że prace Goffmana powinny raczej przestrzegać socjologów przed aksjomatami dotyczącymi mikroontologii ładu społecznego i próbuje ocalić z dzieł Goffmana odniesienia do kwestii zanikania i transformacji ładu społecznego. Przykładem trafności tej próby są badania w ramach społecznych studiów finansów (SSF), których interakcjonistyczny nurt rekonstruuje procesy finansowe w aspekcie ładu społecznego i normatywnej mikroordynacji. Jednak właśnie dlatego, że dzięki tym pracom, odwołującym się do Goffmana i innych analityków mikroprocesów społecznych, rynki finansowe stają się czytelne dla socjologów, pojawia się dla nich zadanie: przedstawić nie tylko uporządkowanie, ale także napięcia i przekształcenia porządku interakcyjnego w rozumieniu Goffmana. Tylko to pozwoli SSF analizować translację szerszych przemian strukturalnych w dziedzinie finansów w ich uwidocznieniu na poziomie mikro-interakcji finansowych.
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