Inventions in Sociology

Exploring the intersection of sociology and science, this collection of essays delves into the author's significant contributions to topics like mathematics, logic, and robotics. It traces his evolution from introducing the sociology of objectivity to developing a social brain paradigm. Engaging with prominent figures in science studies, the author critiques transcendence and Platonism in mathematics while situating concepts like consciousness and genius within a social framework. This interdisciplinary work serves as a vital resource for researchers in the field.