o funcionalismo e a tese da moratória social na análise das rebeldias juvenis the functionalism and the thesis of the social moratorium in the youth rebelliousnesse
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Abstract
Uma releitura crítica da produção da sociologia funcionalista sobre a juventude revela concepções fundadas na idéia da normalidade, tida como a adequação tranqüila entre a condição juvenil e a estrutura social. A anormalidade é aí interpretada como disfunções, originadas da perniciosa influência de “tradições ocultas” sobre a juventude: boemia, delinqüência e radicalismo. Nos anos 1960, reconsidera-se tal interpretação, e uma visão mais generosa sobre as revoltas juvenis permite vê-las até mesmo como possibilidade de reforma e revolução das sociedades em crise, a partir de pensadores sociais progressistas com argumentos fundados nos ideais de transformação social e cidadania, dando origem à tese da moratória social.
<b>Palavras-chave:</b> Juventude. Sociologia da Juventude. Funcionalismo. Moratória social. Condição juvenil. Rebeldias juvenis. A new critical analysis of the production of the functionalistic sociology about the youth reveals conceptions based on the idea of “normality”, something put as the calm adaptation between the youth condition and the social structure. The “abnormality” is interpreted as “dysfunctions” originated from the pernicious influence of “secret traditions” about the youth: bohemia, delinquency and radicalism. In the 1960’s, such interpretation is again considered, and a more generous view about the youth rebellions allows us to see them even as a possibility of reform and revolution of societies in crises, all through social progressive thinkers with arguments base don ideals of social transformation and citizenship, originating the thesis of the social moratorium.
<b>Keywords:</b> Youth Sociology. Functionalism. Social moratorium. Youth condition.
Youth rebelliousness.
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