Digithum

The impossible mind of sociology

Fictioning Social Theory: the use of fiction to enrich, inform and challenge the theoretical imaginationa: Introduction

Confessions of a Troubled Parrhesiast Writing as a Mode of Truth-Telling about Self in Karl Ove Knausgaard’s My Struggle

Textual cracks and interrupted discourses: the glitch resource in “software writings”

Experiences, Struggles, and Recognition

Spain, Color Border Racism as Symptom of the Necessary Failure of the National Identity

21st-Century Social Policies in the City of Buenos Aires: The experts’ view of the uses of money transfers

El análisis sociológico de la vergüenza en Georg Simmel. Una propuesta para pensar el carácter performativo y relacional de las emociones

The Tragi-Comic Lives of Theory: Values of a Simmelian Existence

Money: Instrument of quantification, agent of rationalization, cultural object

What’s the trouble with humanity? A feminist critique of Judith Butler’s ethics of vulnerability

Grounding social criticism: from understanding to suffering and back

The tech entrepreneur in Colombia: a discussion of actor-network-theory, Lacanian theory and social imaginaries

La “espera” en la población desplazada de Colombia. Una forma de sufrimiento y dominación social

A Metaphysics of Life: against the posthumanism and new materialism

Book review of Luhmann, intérprete de Husserl. El Observador observado, by Lionel Lewkow (Miño y Dávila Editores, Buenos Aires, 2017)

The Financial Markets: Between Publics and Multitudes. A Sociological Contribution to Markets from Gabriel Tarde’s Viewpoint

El ascenso del ágora digital: transformaciones del espacio público en la era del capital intangible como religión

Money in the 21st Century: some inklings and an open field for reflection