Peter Winch and his proposal of << comprehensive sociology >>
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traditionally known as "primitives". The Master in Philosophy of Culture, Lourdes Vargas, contrast Peter Winch's vision with Apel's in this regard.
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Mardones y Ursúa (1994): Filosofía de las ciencias humanas y sociales, 6ªed. México, Fontamara.Winch, Peter (1971): Ciencia social y filosofía. Buenos Aires, Amorrortu. “Para comprender a una sociedad primitiva”, en Alteridades,pp. 82-101.Área socio-cultural