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The content is good, but it seems quite difficult for someone who hasn't read many books on socio-political science, so I am deducting one clover.
The word "fact" has been in vogue for the past few years. While I see no reason to insist on using "fact" when our native word is "truth," the intention is likely to emphasize that one is speaking of objective facts. However, in reality, our perception is not precise, and "truth" is merely a term referring to what we consider to be facts. The fact that our perception itself takes place within social constraints is the starting point of the sociology of knowledge. The sociology of knowledge
Karl Mannheim: Ideology and Utopia
*Ideology and Utopia* is a book that captures the essence of thought by Karl Mannheim, a scholar who pioneered the unique field of the sociology of knowledge. It is a monumental work that sparked heated debate not only in Germany—which was a battleground of ideologies at the time of its publication in 1929—but also throughout the intellectual world of Europe. Through exceptional philosophical thought and historical interpretation, it incisively analyzes the conflict structures of human society and presents a new direction for modern sociology. With a broad perspective that transcends the boundaries of philosophy and social science, it reveals the exploratory questions and answers posed to human society.
Korean title: 이데올로기와 유토피아
Korean author: 카를 만하임
Korean publisher: 김영사
ISBN-13: 9788934959038
Reviews
The content is good, but it seems quite difficult for someone who hasn't read many books on socio-political science, so I am deducting one clover.
The word "fact" has been in vogue for the past few years. While I see no reason to insist on using "fact" when our native word is "truth," the intention is likely to emphasize that one is speaking of objective facts. However, in reality, our perception is not precise, and "truth" is merely a term referring to what we consider to be facts. The fact that our perception itself takes place within social constraints is the starting point of the sociology of knowledge. The sociology of knowledge
