Trzy nurty badania radykalizmu społecznego

• Authors: Rakusa-Suszczewski Mikołaj

Title variants

EN

Three trends in social radicalism studies

• Languages of publication: PL

Abstracts

PL

W dzisiejszych dyskusjach na temat radykalizmu społecznego dominuje przekonanie, że niesie on poważne zagrożenia dla sfery publicznej, podobnie do wszelkich przejawów ekstremizmu, fundamentalizmu i innym skrajnych postaw. Tymczasem literatura przedmiotu wskazuje jak bardzo takie interpretacje są mylne i odbiegają od złożonej, w istocie, natury tego fenomenu. Przytoczone tu przykłady zastosowania pojęcia radykalizmu jako predylekcji filozoficznej, psychologicznej i społecznej skłaniają do rewizji tej, podszytej niepokojem społecznym, konwencjonalnej wykładni pojęcia i zjawiska radykalizmu.

EN

There is a strong conviction about social radicalism carrying serious threats to the public spere, similiar to all manifestations of extremism, fundamentalism and other extreme attitudes. Meanwhile, subject literature indicates how misleading such interpretations are and deviate from the complex nature of this phenomenon. Various examples of the concept of radicalism understood as philosophical, psychological and social predicament, reviewed in this article, should lead to a necessary revision of the dominant conventional interpretation of radicalism.

Keywords

PL

radykalizm; ruchy społeczne; demokracja

EN

radicalism; social movements; democracy

• Publisher: Collegium Civitas
• Journal: Zoon Politikon
• Year: 2016
• Issue: 7
• Pages: 13-33

Dates

published

2016-12-31

Contributors

author

Rakusa-Suszczewski Mikołaj

• Centrum Europejskie Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego

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Identifiers

DOI

10.19247/ZOON201601