The sociologist plays the role of the "public writer" when he gives voice to those who have been deprived of it due to their unequal access to the production of an opinion that is heard.
In this logic, drawing material from the actions and writings of sociology professor Nikos Panagiotopoulos, regarding the role of intellectuals in the time of widespread crisis and the onslaught of neoliberalism in Europe and our country, these pages stage a discussion focusing on sociology and its public function.
More specifically, this book attempts to codify and present the proposition that it is time to politicize matters by scientificizing them and to reflect on the content and form of the political intervention of scientists.
In this sense, the book addresses not only sociologists but also anyone who wishes, through the fundamental principles of the science of sociology presented in a simple manner here, to gain access to a powerful weapon of social self-defense against the phenomena of dominance that characterize today's social world.
