Jayme Gomes

Jayme Gomes serves as Assistant Professor at the John F. Kennedy Institute, Department of Sociology, Free University of Berlin since 2024, following research assistant roles at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (2017-2022) and University of São Paulo (2013-2016), plus a Visiting Scholarship at Spain's International Institute for the Sociology of Law (2019-2020).

His academic credentials include:

• Doctoral degree in Sociology, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (2017-2022)
• Master’s degree in Sociology, University of São Paulo (2013-2016)
• Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences, University of São Paulo (2007-2012)

Dr. Gomes' scholarship centers on Sociological Theory, History of Sociology, Cultural Sociology, Sociology of Religion, and Human Rights, with critical examinations of Durkheim, Kant, and Parsons. His work bridges philosophical epistemology and sociological analysis, particularly regarding categories of thought, totemism, and theoretical synthesis across classical traditions.

Analysis of his 2018-2025 publications reveals sustained focus on theoretical sociology through Durkheimian and Parsonian lenses, exploring aesthetics in social theory, moral sociology, and 20th-century theoretical evolution. His research consistently connects cultural dimensions with structural analysis while reconstructing classical frameworks for contemporary application.

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