Para reconstruir el sentido que tiene el intento de desconstruir las ciencias sociales (By Way of Reconstructing the Sense It Makes to Attempt to Deconstruct the Social Sciences)

By the end of the 1980s, the distinctive features of counter-Utopic thought that corresponded to the interests of new globalizing imperialism and its view of the world were already configured. There was a reappearance of the concept of man, society and culture that was very similar to those accompanying the first industrial revolution. Pre-industrial counterU opia was called progressivism. The globalizing counter-Utopia is post-modernism. Both mythologies are the result of equivalent historical junctures, and have been used to legitimate comparable policies. They announce that social movements are no longer capable of transforming history and are useless, because the new technologies are going to take care of changing people's way of life. Each time these technocratic models of social action have made their reappearance, so have deconstructive ideologies, whose proposal consists of cancelling all the great paradigms of social science and replacing them with

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