In this article I share and discuss a poetic work of experimental sociological crime fiction titled “You Will Have Your Day in Court” (in Crockett Thomas, 2020c). it reimagine the “true crime” story “King Con” Paul Bint, who for period 2009 successfully impersonated Keir Starmer, then Director Public Prosecutions. first introduce my collaborative approach to writing fiction, connections poststr...

The relationship between actions and intentions has always been at the centre of an articulated debate within philosophy social sciences. On one hand, there is a growing trend to naturalize concept intention: this based on wide empirical evidence, above all in neuroscientific field, suggests that human action mainly depends cerebral biological mechanisms. other especially sociological strong tr...

fictional literature has experiencedan increasing and stunning growthof women writers in the past two decades. in terms of quality and quantity, theincrease was to the extent that nowadays women’s names are mentioned sometimeseven more than men’s amongthe distinguished writers ofcontemporary iranianliterature. on the other hand, these authors have often chosen the novel astheir main literary fo...

Several recent works have addressed the issue of the origin of religion. Some have linked this occurrence to evolutionary mechanisms, others to sociological processes, and still others to psychological functions. Each position has interest and sheds a different light on a necessarily complex process. The paper examines several of these theories and offers a synthetic perspective which integrate...

This article puts forth an axiomatic description of the complexity of an object of sociological investigation. The proposed axioms allow us to determine complexity within the framework of mathematical sociology such as the variational principle, which is formed relative to the state of the object of sociological investigation. On the basis of this principle we can conclude the equation of state...