Résumés
Résumé
Cet article propose quelques pistes pour revisiter la contribution intellectuelle d’un pilier de la sociologie politique américaine. S’érigeant en faux, tôt dans sa carrière, contre le fonctionnalisme parsonien qui dominait alors la sociologie américaine, Charles Tilly (1929-2008) consacrera sa vie active à l’élaboration d’une sociologie politique intrinsèquement historique, consciente de la complexité de son objet. Nous envisageons cette sociologie sous trois angles : nous rappelons les critiques auxquelles elle dut faire face depuis les années 1970, nous présentons les plus grandes lignes de ses applications empiriques, puis nous évaluons ses assises ontologiques.
Abstract
This article suggests some ways to revisit the intellectual contribution of a pillar of American political sociology. Already critical early in his career to Parsonian functionalism, then dominating American sociology, Charles Tilly (1929-2008) devoted his active life to the elaboration of an intrinsically historical political sociology, aware of the complexity of its object. We consider this sociology from three angles: we recall the critics that it faced since the 1970s, we present an outline of most of its empirical applications, and we evaluate its ontological foundations.
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