The article explores in the explanatory capacity of some of the main sociological theories on integration, domination and interdependence, to understand the action, specifically lynching, without implying total and reciprocally exclusive interpretations of these actions. On the contrary, it tries to look for different partial entries to its explanation, fragments of what lynching are not and/or what they partially are. The text notes that the disruption of these actions in relation with the theories examined could be explained considering that in them, consciousness and practice were developed as binary oppositions. This would at best operate in successive moments, but in these cases the action could be explained by either one of these levels. In the lynching case, it is possible that these two strata explain the action jointly.
Quiroz, L. (2017). Explanatory capacity of the theories of integration, domination and interdependence in the analysis of lynching. Cinta De Moebio. Revista De Epistemología De Ciencias Sociales, (58). Retrieved from https://actascoloquiogiannini.uchile.cl/index.php/CDM/article/view/45157
