Siyaset biliminin siyaseti

Siyaset bilimi, siyasetin incelenen nesne olarak konumlandırılarak, somutlaştırıldığı bir bilimleşme sürecinin bilim siyasetini yansıtır. Bilimleştirilerek konumlandırılan siyaset, kapitalist-modern toplumda, siyasal olanın siyasal alanda sınırlandırılmasıyla yapılandırılmış ve bu, bilimleşme süreciyle aynı tarihsellik kapsamında oluşmuştur. Siyasal olanın, siyasal alan kapsamında sınırlandırılması ve buna bağlı olarak dönüştürülmesi, siyasetin formel bir konumlanış temelinde yapılandırıldığını göstermektedir. Formel bir ilişki olarak siyaset, siyasal olandan farklılaştırılarak, farklı tarihsel dönemlerde farklı form görünümleri elde etmiştir. Formlardaki farklılaşma, siyaset biliminin oluşma ve gelişmesinde etkili olmuş, özellikle de davranışsal akım ile birlikte, formda niteliksel bir farklılaşma olmadan, incelenen nesne olarak siyaset somutlaştırılarak sınırları belirginleştirilmiştir. Bu sürecin temel karakteristiği, bilimsel meşruluk tartışmalarının ötesinde, siyasal kuramın bilim etiketi dışına itilmesi olmuştur. Yeni formalizm örneği olarak yorumcu yaklaşımlarla yeniden siyasal kuramın bilim etiketine dayanmaksızın meşrulaşma arayışı ise, sürecin formel içeriğinin sürekliliğinin korunduğunu göstermektedir. Siyaset bilimi, siyasal olanın siyaset olarak tanımlanıp, sınırlandırıldığı bir siyasallığın bilimleşme siyaseti olarak yine bu siyasalla yapısal- içsel bir konumlandırmanın unsuru olarak belirginleşmektedir.

The political, political science

Political science reflects a scientification process, where politics is positioned and concretized as an object of examination. In the capitalist modern society, the scientified and thus, concretized politics has been structured by restricting the political one in the political sphere, and this has occurred within the scope of same historicity with the scientification process. The restriction and thus the transformation of the political one in the political scope denotes that the politics is structured based on a formal positioning. The politics, as a formal relationship, has been differentiated from the political one and has appeared in different forms in different historical periods. The differentiation in forms has been influential in the emergence and development of the political science, formation and development of political science, and the politics, as an object of investigation, has been concretized and its boundaries have been made clear particularly with behavioralism, without being any qualitative formal difference. The basic characteristic of this process, beyond the debates on scientific legitimacy, is that the political theory has been excluded from the label of science. The political theory's search for legitimacy via interpretive approaches as an example of new formalism without being based on the label of science indicates that the continuity of the formal content of the process is still preserved.The political science, as the scientification policy of a policization, where the political one is defined and limited as politics, becomes apparent as the element of a structural-internal positioning again with this politic.

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