All social phenomena must be interpreted within two moments, institutional (macro sociological) and situational (micro sociological). The social relations must initially be understood as emerging in the second. This implies specific definitions are shared between the parties involved. But they also emerge in the structure determined by the first moment, which often leads us to systems of domination. To have an institutional structure while eliminating rapports of domination, as they have historically developed and then transformed into ideology, is turning sociology into a simple apologetic discourse of things as they are.