Un concetto di movimento sociale. Contributi dalla teoria dei sistemi sociali

Name: Un concetto di movimento sociale. Contributi dalla teoria dei sistemi sociali
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Articolo

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STUDI DI SOCIOLOGIA

Fascicolo

STUDI DI SOCIOLOGIA - 2004 - 2

Titolo

Un concetto di movimento sociale. Contributi dalla teoria dei sistemi sociali

Autore

Domenico Tosini

Editore

Vita e Pensiero

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09-2017

Issn

0039-291X (stampa) | 1827-7896 (digitale)

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Moving from the perspective of social system theory, we present a concept of social movement. According to this theory, two are the more important theses: a) the society is a communication system distinguished from its own environment composed of human beings (the human environment), on the one hand, and the natural environment (non-human environment), on the other hand; b) the modern and contemporary society is a functional differentiated society. The starting point of analysis is the survey within this society of a diffused perspective (risk perspective) addressed to observe the risks (ecological risks) which damage the human and non-human environment of society. With respect to these risks, society develops a special self-observation from which emerges a problematisation of many kinds of decisions (economical, political, scientific, medical, etc.), to which these risks are imputed. According to the hypothesis of this study, the social movements protesting against such risks (ecological movements) are a form of this self-observation and self-problematisation. Their social function is to make manifest by the communication the problems of compatibility between the need of structural variability of the functional subsystems of society, on the one hand, and the need of integrity of its own human and non-human environment, on the other hand.