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If not too late, I should like to proopse this for Barcelona:Titel: Understanding processual thinking. Eliasb4s work on a sociological theory of knowledgeAutor: Vera Weiler (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)Mail: Abstract:As Richard Kilminster (2007) argues, Eliasian Sociology marks a radical break with the philosophical (transcendental) foundations of knowledge about human beings at all, which, if not fully understood, tends to get assimilated to theories and purposes strange to Eliasb4 way of thinking. As there is growing interest in study of non-european processes at the light of Eliasb4 theory, it seems useful to strengthen Kilminsterb4s argument. While it is strong with reference to problems always detected by philosophers and sociology of knowledge, it is week when trying to explain what positive knowledge Elias had actually at hand. Thus, the paper will add some facts to Kilminsterb4s on this side. It will be argued that taking in account Eliasb4 knowledge about ongoing research (and debates) in ethnography/anthropology as well as about developmental psychology (Werner y Piaget), which involves the whole programme of relating ontogenetic and psychogenetic processes from the twentieth up, one can understand better what is meant with proccesual sociology as Elias had it in mind.Note: Some days ago, I’ve been trying to send it to Stephen Mennel and Robert van Krieken.