Social as an anthropological constant: the problems of social and knowledgeable in European social and anthropological studios in the first half of the twentieth century

Abstract

The knowledge status in structure of social and social as result of knowledge which people possess is considered in article. The interrelation of these phenomena in anthropological concepts, the reasons, sources and an attention trajectory to them from the European social anthropologists are analyzed. It is emphasized that the knowledge in anthropological researches is extremely ambiguous actualized, not always finding the status of an independent gnoseological problem that is caused by that social in social and anthropological concepts is non-actualized at all, atributing as immanent property of a human nature. The conclusion that such interrelation of a actualization shows that knowledge and social in sociological researches find coherence much earlier is drawn, than it was shown in the late phenomenological theory, and also that research social as an anthropological constant is gnoseological interesting, but methodologically deadlock version of the analysis of knowledge structure of social.