Pages 5 to 8| Toward an urban atmospheric imaginary
| Fabio La Rocca, Julieta Leite
Pages 9 to 17| Revitalizing metamorphoses of the sensitive in the contemporary
city
| Chris Younès
Pages 19 to 34| Cities in constellation: Fragments for a reading of urban
imaginaries
| Julieta Leite
Pages 35 to 54| Sensitive cartography for capturing urban environments: Approaches,
practices, and prospects
| Hanène Ben Slama
Pages 55 to 66| Flood-prone atmospheres
| Arthur Simões Caetano Cabral, Vladimir Bartalini
Pages 67 to 76| Transformations of the Place des Fontaines of Montauban
(nineteenth–twentieth centuries): From olfactory to thermal, the
imaginary and urbanism of breathability
| Émilie Bonnard
Pages 77 to 96| The production of signs and values in the construction of
contemporary housing
| Elizabeth Espinosa Dorantes, Christof Göbel
Pages 97 to 108| Representations of urban space and bodies in audiovisual
productions from the outskirts of Paris and São Paulo
| Eduardo Paschoal
Pages 109 to 127| Possible affectivities in an imaginary of the past
| Ruth Cuiá Troncarelli Trumai
Pages 129 to 141| Between bodies, images, and invisibility: A dissonant photographic
survey of vernacular architecture in Marabá, Brazil
| Artur Rozestraten
Pages 143 to 159| Public emotion and the logic of enchantment
| Vincenzo Susca
Pages 5 to 6| Prologue: Knowledge and imaginary
| Fabio La Rocca
Pages 7 to 18| Introduction: Affective Economies of Delay
| Ingyu Oh, Fabio La Rocca, Dong-Hoon Seol
Pages 19 to 31| Pure Love, Deferred Intimacy
| Hyeseon Hwang, Wonho Jang
Pages 33 to 43| From Intimacy to Extimacy
| Kedi Zhou
Pages 45 to 64| Making family with characters and dolls
| Yuelei Xiong, Weizi Huang
Pages 65 to 76| The Birthrate in the Abyss
| Ingyu Oh, Dong-Hoon Seol
Pages 77 to 99| ICT and Culture for Empathetic Leadership
| Moon-Gi Suh
Pages 101 to 112| Frantz Fanon, Intellectual of Algerian Separatism
| Arthur Freire Simões Pires
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Michel Maffesoli’s thought
| Sociétés
(2025/2 N° 168)
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Pages 5 to 6| Introduction
| Fabio La Rocca
Pages 7 to 15| Four themes of sociological kabbalah
| Serge Moscovici
Pages 17 to 28| An irreducible sociology?
| Pina Lalli
Pages 29 to 39| Michel Maffesoli and the imaginary of passages
| Denis Jeffrey
Pages 41 to 49| Michel Maffesoli, socionaut: Or reality through fiction
| Aurélien Fouillet
Pages 51 to 63| Michel Maffesoli: Toward a “sensitive reason” for understanding
memory objects
| Pablo Cuartas
Pages 65 to 77| Assent: Certainty and collective consensus in John Henry Newman and
Michel Maffesoli
| Silvia Mercedes Sierra de Posso
Pages 79 to 85| The power of appearance: The traits of sensibility
| Renata Pitombo Cidreira
Pages 87 to 96| When politics becomes a celebration: The Korean uprising of
December 14, 2024 An example of postmodern tribalism
| Hangsub Choi
Pages 97 to 108| Collective effervescence and juvenile intoxication
| Sébastien Tutenges
Pages 109 to 118| Aesthetics of Latin America: Laboratory of postmodernity Metaphors,
paroxysms, sociality
| Daniel Gutiérrez-Martínez
Pages 119 to 131| My postmodern pleasure: Inspiration from Michel Maffesoli
| Yi Bing Xu
Pages 133 to 136| Michel Maffesoli’s “neo-tribalism” and the decentralization process
in Ukraine
| Eduard Afonin
Pages 137 to 141| Writing about a work in progress
| Reiner Keller
Pages 143 to 150| The galaxy of imagination and everyday life: Michel Maffesoli,
sociological analyst
| Martine Xiberras
Pages 151 to 166| The question of the archetype within the framework of the sociology
of imaginary
| Pier Luca Marzo
Pages 167 to 185| Images as Lenses. Time, Anaesthesia, and Everyday Life
| Antonio Rafele
Pages 187 to 197| The Dialectic of the Political Event: Simulacrum, Symbolic Exchange
and the Spectacle of Power
| Antonio Tramontana
Pages 199 to 202| In memoriam: Lionel Pourtau
| Michel Maffesoli
Pages 7 to 15| From labyrinths to Logos. The transformation of play and the “total
social fact” of toys
| Antonio Tramontana
Pages 17 to 28| The reconfigurations of political autonomy in the 1980s–1990s
through the lens of its publications
| Arthur Groz
Pages 29 to 44| The social space of San Ferdinando’s immigrants: A visual
perspective
| Francesco Barbalace
Pages 45 to 57| The megafire crisis and its media representations: Are we entering
the Pyrocene?
| Pierre Cilluffo Grimaldi
Pages 59 to 73| Sports celebrities and retirement narratives: The case of Francesco
Totti
| Mario Tirino, Simona Castellano
Pages 75 to 85| Decolonial tricks and false disruptors: The anamorphic image of
colonial desire in The Handmaiden
| Haerin Shin, Ingyu Oh
Pages 87 to 98| Décoloniser la technologie et l’intelligence artificielle :
vers des pratiques cosmotechniques émergentes
| Carlos Eduardo Souza Aguiar, Dayana K. Melo da Silva
Pages 99 to 111| The medium is the project. Forms, structures, and mechanisms in the
new Europe of knowledge
| Marco Navarra
Pages 113 to 114| In memoria Mounira Zermani
| Michel Maffesoli
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The functions of archetypes
| Sociétés
(2024/4 N° 166)
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Pages 5 to 9| Introduction. Archetypes: "Dynamic rooting"
| Michel Maffesoli
Pages 11 to 30| Archetypes and modeling
| Martine Xiberras
Pages 31 to 48| Jung, Durand, Warburg: Variations on the notions of archetype,
schema, and survival. Sketching out a temporal ontonautics
| Aurélien Fouillet
Pages 49 to 61| Beyond the social construction of reality: The symbolic-archetypal
prefiguration of social reality
| Angel Enrique Carretero Pasín
Pages 63 to 82| Anarchetypes
| Corin Braga
Pages 83 to 94| Functions of Archetypes in the Collective Experience of the
Russian-Ukrainian War
| Eduard Afonin, Andriy Martynov, Olha Kotovska
Pages 95 to 110| The centenary Saci: A mythocritical analysis of O Saci Pererê -
Resultado de um Inquérito
| Andriolli Costa
Pages 111 to 126| The gangster as “divine trickster”. Pathways to an archetypal
analysis of male imaginary in mass culture
| Vincenzo Mele
Pages 127 to 139| For a sociology of the archetype: art, rites and rhythms
| Linda De Feo
Pages 141 to 158| The clash of two postmodernities: The Korean adaptation of Le
Transperceneige
| Antoine Coppola
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Symbolic interactionism: Between Europe and the United States
| Sociétés
(2024/3 No 165)
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Pages 5 to 10| Presentation
| Lionel Lacaze
Pages 11 to 16| Introduction. How is society possible?
| Jack Faris
Pages 17 to 29| Symbolic interactionism in Sweden: History and themes. Part 1
| Per Månson
Pages 31 to 41| Symbolic interactionism in Sweden: History and themes. Part 2
| Per Månson
Pages 43 to 55| Johan Asplund’s radical symbolic interactionism
| Lars-Erik Berg
Pages 57 to 69| Symbolic interactionism in sociology and in the work of Tamotsu
Shibutani
| Horst Jürgen Helle
Pages 71 to 86| From offense to brawl in Goffman: Analysis of face-to-face conflict
| Jonathan Bresson
Pages 87 to 98| Professionals in authority: Basic training for drill sergeants in
the US Army
Pages 99 to 119| Blumer, the legend: Fragments of an interpretative biography
| Lionel Lacaze
Pages 121 to 128| The knots and connections of contemporary society according to
Michel Maffesoli: Thought, wind, and breath
| Moisés De Lemos Martins
Pages 129 to 139| Michel Maffesoli: Thinker of communication as a social bond
| Juremir Machado Da Silva
Pages 141 to 159| Cursed words
| Philippe Joron
Pages 161 to 170| The nomadic nature of romantic relationships between young Korean
men and Thai bar girls
| Hangsub Choi
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Symbolic interactionism: Reading and mobilizing the work of Herbert
Blumer today
| Sociétés
(2024/2 No 164)
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Pages 5 to 9| Introduction to the issue
| Lionel Lacaze
Pages 11 to 17| Blumer or “skin-deep” interaction
| David Le Breton
Pages 19 to 31| Shaping mass behavior through cinema (1935)
| Herbert Blumer
Pages 33 to 43| The nature of racial prejudice (1939)
| Herbert Blumer
Pages 45 to 56| What’s wrong with social theory? (1954)
| Herbert Blumer
Pages 57 to 68| “Variable analysis” in sociology (1956)
| Herbert Blumer
Pages 5 to 12| Artificial intelligence: Using past theories to shed light on
modern changes
| Angelo Romeo, Marco Centorrino
Pages 13 to 24| Artificial intelligence: Using past theories to shed light on
modern changes
| Angelo Romeo
Pages 25 to 39| Artificial Intelligence’s Staging
| André Lemos
Pages 41 to 54| In search of Smell in the Metaverse: Cyber-Physical Systems and
Digital Scent Technology
| Marco Centorrino, Josephine Condemi
Pages 55 to 72| The road to AI: Pathways and obstacles
| Daniele Battista
Pages 73 to 84| The predictable and disabling society: artificial intelligence and
changing human agency
| Simone D’Alessandro
Pages 85 to 98| The new artificial paradise. AI, technomagic, and post-humanism
| Vincenzo Susca
Pages 99 to 123| Complexity and “artificial machines” according to Edgar Morin. On
the subject or the equivocation of social innovation today
| Auguste Nsonsissa
Pages 125 to 139| Riding the clouds and mist: The image and meaning of the Chinese
dragon in the collective imagination
| Yi Bing Xu, Rui Deng
Pages 141 to 144| Ali Aït Abdelmalek, Homo complexus. Enjeux sociologiques et
culturels de la complexité. Foreword by Edgar Morin, EME
Éditions, 2023, 265 p.
| Fabio La Rocca
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Pandemics, public order, and social controversy
| Sociétés
(2023/4 No 162)
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Pages 5 to 6| Introduction
| Anne-Marie Mamontoff, Catherine Mamontoff
Pages 7 to 14| Pandemic and insecurity. Ethno-sociological approach to social
controversies
| Ali Aït Abdelmalek
Pages 15 to 27| Globalization and uncertainty
| Eguzki Urteaga
Pages 29 to 50| Gendarmerie and sociology. The unlikely encounter of a police
institution and a social science
| François Dieu
Pages 51 to 59| The mayor, the administrative police, and the pandemic: Asserting
the pre-eminence of the state
| Christian Vallar
Pages 61 to 71| The role of taxation in public health policy
| Philippe Luppi
Pages 73 to 83| The terror produced by a virus: A study of REC (Jaume Balaguero and
Paco Plaza - 2007, 2009)
| Claire Picod
Pages 85 to 96| For a sociology of the imaginary. Notes about Vivere nelle
immagini by Fabio La Rocca
| Linda De Feo
Pages 97 to 108| Dystopia and subversion in international Korean series
| Antoine Coppola
Pages 109 to 113| Lorraine Daston, Against Nature, MIT Press, Cambridge, 2019,
96 p.
| Erwan Moreau
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The sensitive city
| Sociétés
(2023/3 No 161)
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Pages 5 to 5| Foreword. The sensitive city
| Nicolas Camerati, Fabio La Rocca
Pages 7 to 14| Introduction Thinking about the sensitive city
| Fabio La Rocca
Pages 15 to 23| Thinking the city from the body: feminist artivism
| Marla Freire Smith, David G. Miranda
Pages 25 to 37| Necro-archive of the Chilean popular revolt and its political
infrastructure
| Patricio Landaeta, Javiera Carmona, Ari Jerrems
Pages 39 to 63| The walls of the Chilean social outburst. Disputing the public
space from the practices of artivism.
| David G. Miranda, Marla Freire Smith
Pages 65 to 77| The sensitive explosion of cities: about the political-territorial
aesthetics of dissent in the Chilean constituent process
(2019-2022)
| Marcelo Rodríguez-Mancilla, Tomás Koch
Pages 79 to 91| Interventions on heritage: readings and reflections on protests
from the focus of identities and public space
| César Rebolledo González, Claudia Pedraza Bucio
Pages 93 to 107| Noises in Mexico City: Postmodern archaisms of emotion
| Daniel Gutiérrez-Martínez
Pages 109 to 117| Tactical urbanism: A sensitive experience for recomposing cities
| Belinda Redondo
Pages 119 to 132| Urban connectomics: A pilot study for the city of Messina
| Giovanni La Fauci
Pages 133 to 136| Conclusion
| Nicolas Camerati, Caiozzama
Pages 137 to 145| The Korean Wave: From global consumption to global creation
| Hangsub Choi
Pages 147 to 159| Observing society and culture
| Angelo Romeo
Pages 161 to 164| Marion Arnaud, Partout où je passe, les mêmes erreurs. Les
conseils d’un serial redresseur d’entreprises pour réussir sa
gestion de crise et se transformer, Eyrolles, Paris, 2020,
334 pp.
| Ali Aït Abdelmalek
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The world of emotions
| Sociétés
(2023/2 No 160)
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Pages 5 to 10| The emotional dialogue with Michel Maffesoli
| Michel Maffesoli
Pages 12 to 21| The effort of Schopenhauer and the emotion of the researcher
| David Galli
Pages 23 to 32| Emotions in sociological research: Theory and concepts
| Massimo Cerulo
Pages 33 to 43| On Auguste Comte’s “sociology of emotions”
| Paolo Iagulli
Pages 45 to 58| From discipline to the liberation of emotions: Changes in
strategies of social control
| Angel Enrique Carretero Pasín
Pages 59 to 74| Outline of a Schützian theory of emotions
| Giulia Salzano
Pages 75 to 87| A phenomenological ecology of personalisation as a dimension of
intimacy in the public interior
| Valérie Mace
Pages 89 to 99| The imagination, emotions, and the subjective creation of space
| Julieta Leite
Pages 101 to 111| For a Sociology of Digital Culture.
| Linda De Feo
Pages 113 to 115| Michel Maffesoli, Logique de l’assentiment : dire oui à la
vie, Le Cerf, Paris, 2023, 220 pp.
| Fabio La Rocca
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Urban emotions
| Sociétés
(2023/1 No 159)
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Pages 5 to 13| Introduction - Thinking about the emotional city
| Fabio La Rocca
Pages 15 to 26| The affectology of atmospheres and the transaesthetics of spaces
| Alain Mons
Pages 27 to 39| Resonance in Atmospheric Design
| Zhuofei Wang
Pages 39 to 49| Streets that sing and enchant
| Cíntia Sanmartin Fernandes, Micael Herschmann
Pages 51 to 61| The process of photography-wandering in the apprehension of urban
ambiences and the creation of emotional cities
| Marília Farias, Julieta Leite
Pages 63 to 78| Paris est à nous: Experiencing the ordinary ambience in a kinetic
way
| Fatma Mrad
Pages 79 to 96| Thinking about the urban through emotions. “Innovative” or
“experimental” methods in urban analysis
| Mathilde Girault
Pages 97 to 108| Urban imaginative acts: Artistic practices and shared ambiences
| Marc El Samrani
Pages 109 to 122| Experiencing the city of Tunis: A singular and plural in-situ
ambient experimentation
| Salma Gharbi
Pages 123 to 134| Identity and the construction of heritage: A socio-anthropological
and political approach to culture
| Ali Aït Abdelmalek
Pages 133 to 137| Jean Corneloup, La transition récréative. Une utopie
transmoderne, Presses universitaires de Rouen et du Havre,
Mont-Saint-Aignan, 2021, 496 pp.
| David Le Breton
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Social vulnerabilities
| Sociétés
(2022/4 No 158)
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Pages 5 to 14| New approaches to health and social vulnerabilities: Issues,
perspectives, and case studies
| Hélène Houdayer
Pages 15 to 27| Attempt at an interpretative model of the concept of vulnerability
| Éric Gondard
Pages 29 to 44| Between here and there. Invisibilized people made doubly vulnerable
| Fatima Mezzouj, Emmanuel Jovelin
Pages 45 to 57| Vulnerabilities of precarious rural youth: comparison between young
nomadic winegrowers and young people without qualifications in the
rural environment of Neo-Aquitaine, France
| Clément Reversé, Émilie Auger
Pages 59 to 70| Vulnerabilities: From concept to public intervention category.
Ethical issues of the use of a polysemous term illustrated through
the issue of homelessness
| Christelle Achard
Pages 71 to 79| Grief, vulnerability… and coronavirus
| Nadia Veyrié
Pages 81 to 96| Space, Communities and Networks: Emotional Governance Practices in
Shanghai under Public Crisis
| Jingting Zhang, Chao Jia
Pages 97 to 110| Pandemic or syndemic? How has the COVID-19 crisis exacerbated
already-existing vulnerabilities?
| Maxime Piccolo
Pages 123 to 134| Epistemological reading of vulnerability: Through the paradigmatic
case of teenage mothers
| Antigone Mouchtouris
Pages 111 to 122| Vulnerability and individual dignity: Relational investment and
maintenance strategy
| Laetitia Lacôte
Pages 135 to 146| From vulnerability to recognition. Reflection on the figure of the
“beneficiary” in international aid
| Emmanuel Amouzoun
Pages 147 to 156| The imaginary of death and the daily life of youth: Otherness,
emotions, and rootedness in digital social networks
| Renata Rezende Ribeiro
Pages 157 to 165| Protecting ships passing through France
| Xavier Latour
Pages 167 to 168| Sébastien Tutenges, Intoxication: An Ethnography of Effervescent
Revelry, NJ: Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, 2023, 168
pages.
| Hélène Strohl
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The Christian imaginary in the digital media era
| Sociétés
(2022/3 No 157)
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Pages 5 to 7| Introduction
| Fabio Tarzia, Emiliano Ilardi
Pages 9 to 20| The sacred and the imaginary
| Michel Maffesoli
Pages 21 to 36| McLuhan and the apocalypse. The Catholic Church faced with the
digital revolution
| Fabio Tarzia
Pages 37 to 54| Christian churches and digitalization
| Derrick De Kerckhove
Pages 55 to 70| Jesuits and Evangelicals facing the challenge of the digital
mediasphere
| Emiliano Ilardi
Pages 71 to 88| Relevance and effectiveness of media-based forms of Islam
| Emiliano Laurenzi
Pages 89 to 100| New media, the imaginary of the afterlife, and the Catholic Church
| Enzo Pace
Pages 101 to 110| Under the cedar of Lake Maggiore. A dialogue with Scholem and
Corbin on Judaism
| Gilbert Durand
Pages 111 to 126| The sociology of artificial meat
| Yi Bing Xu, Quancai Li, Jun Zhang
Pages 127 to 141| Sociology of the Lamp. The Ambivalent Character of Culture and the
Epimethic Side of Social Life
| Antonio Tramontana
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Digital Culture and Media Literacy
| Sociétés
(2022/2 No 156)
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Pages 5 to 11| Introduction
| Matthijs Gardenier, Fabio La Rocca, Daniela Pomarico, Vincenzo Susca
Pages 13 to 22| TESEO, the pandemic and applied planning
| Gino Frezza
Pages 23 to 32| Between old and new media cultures. The design of TESEO Master for
training media educators
| Mario Tirino
Pages 33 to 42| Skills for professionals in cultural and creative industries
| Marco Navarra
Pages 43 to 53| In the maze of media education: The TESEO toolkit
| Lorenzo Di Paola
Pages 55 to 71| Social media literacy in contemporary society and the digital media
ecosystem
| Simona Castellano
Pages 73 to 82| Visual motifs and political iconography in education
| Ivan Pintor Iranzo, Carolina Sourdis Arenas
Pages 83 to 94| Performing the role of media educator. Performative tools for media
literacy from the TESEO project
| Vincenzo Del Gaudio
Pages 95 to 106| The representation of neurological and mental disorders in TV
series: Complexity, transmission, and educational models
| Ivan Pintor Iranzo
Pages 107 to 115| The hypersurveillance society: The paradox of digital Korea
| Hangsub Choi
Pages 117 to 128| The imaginary of Philip K. Dick between waste multiverses and mazes
of death
| Linda De Feo
Pages 129 to 143| Squid Game, children’s games at the edge of life and death
| Chang-Hoon Lee
Pages 145 to 149| Jean Furtos, Pandémie et biopouvoir. La nouvelle précarité
contemporaine, Rue d’Ulm, Paris, March 2021, 100 pp.
| Hélène Strohl
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Walter Benjamin Vol. 2
| Sociétés
(2022/1 No 155)
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Pages 5 to 10| Walter Benjamin: The constellation of a fragmented thought
| Fabio La Rocca
Pages 11 to 33| Heidegger and Benjamin on language, truth, and translation
| Hans Ruin
Pages 35 to 42| The time that’s passed: Walter Benjamin on the tragic
| Luigi A. Manfreda
Pages 43 to 54| The immersion of a visionary: Walter Benjamin and the
interior/exterior
| Alain Mons
Pages 55 to 70| The Spring’s charms have lost their perfume! Benjamin, Simmel, and
the experience of modernity: Sociological reflections
| Massimo Cerulo
Pages 71 to 79| The adventures of the “sex appeal of the inorganic”
| Mario Perniola
Pages 81 to 93| Art, cinema, and the public: The genealogy of aura
| Vincenzo Susca
Pages 95 to 102| Walter Benjamin’s imaginary museum
| Pablo Cuartas
Pages 103 to 112| The apocalypses of history: Iconography of the Angelus Novus in
German postmodernity
| Claudia Attimonelli
Pages 113 to 118| Revisiting a youth reading of the “Theses on the Philosophy of
History”
| Hélène Strohl
Pages 119 to 134| Signs between old bedouins: An epistolary interpretation of
Benjamin
| Stefano Cristante
Pages 135 to 154| Umberto Eco’s “dialogic” imaginary in The Absent Structure: The
twilight of reason
| Eduardo Portanova Barros, Fábio Lopes Alves, Claudia Barcelos de Moura Abreu
Pages 155 to 169| The arrow of time. A mediological reading of time travel
| Alessio Ceccherelli
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The imagery of TV series Vol. II
| Sociétés
(2021/4 No 154)
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Pages 5 to 8| Introduction
| Marianne Celka, Fabio La Rocca
Pages 9 to 20| Westworld as cultural continuity and symptom
| Anaurelino Negri, Roberto Tietzmann
Pages 21 to 34| Dark and the social construction of knowledge
| Florian Lombardo
Pages 35 to 50| The imaginary of realpolitik in Baron Noir
| Ludovic Falaix, Maxence Cordonnier
Pages 51 to 64| The glorification of the bourgeois order and its values in the TV
series The Paradise and Mr Selfridge
| Philippe Denis
Pages 65 to 74| Money Heist: Masked revolution or masquerade of revolution?
| Laurence Doucet
Pages 75 to 83| The look and the touch of evil. Notes on technologies of violence
in Godless
| João Guilherme Barone
Pages 85 to 97| The Handmaid's Tale and the anticipation of dystopian futures
| Felipe Koch
Pages 99 to 110| Westworld: An incisive overview of the sociology of suffering
| Maharisoa Ralambosoa
Pages 111 to 124| The fading of memory. The ghost as recording in The Haunting of Bly
Manor
| Daniel Sanchez Medina
Pages 125 to 134| Sex and the City, between fashion, metropolis, and eros: A
sociological analysis
| Alfonso Amendola, Michelle Grillo
Pages 135 to 151| After this long nightmare: A journey to the heart of the labyrinth.
Heteronomy, biographical writing, and contemporary aesthetics
| Immacolata Pepino
Pages 153 to 165| Mediology and humanity. Archaeology and scenario of the metaverse:
Media theory and the future of digital languages
| Guerino Nuccio Bovalino, Stefania Guglielmo
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Walter Benjamin Vol. 1
| Sociétés
(2021/3 No 153)
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Pages 5 to 17| Introduction. Walter Benjamin and media theory
| Antonio Rafele
Pages 19 to 46| The flâneur, the city, and virtual public life
| Mike Featherstone
Pages 47 to 57| Windowless homes
| Georges Teyssot
Pages 59 to 86| Benjamin and the medium of the novel
| Giovanni Ragone, Donatella Capaldi
Pages 87 to 96| Benjamin, “arcades,” and photographic polyphony
| Giovanni Fiorentino
Pages 97 to 112| On the political potentialities of montage: Godard, Benjamin, and
the development of a “critique of violence”
| Francesco Zucconi
Pages 113 to 121| An essay on the fragmentary temporality of Walter Benjamin's
“Little Hunchback”
| Senda Sferco
Pages 123 to 127| Evaluating Benjamin after the peak years: What does the future
hold?
| Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht
Pages 129 to 144| The invisible conflict of identities in residential communities in
China
| Yun Wang, Wei Jin Cheng, Dan Ye
Pages 145 to 157| Art and Experience
| Luigi A. Manfreda
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The security of territories
| Sociétés
(2021/2 No 152)
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Pages 5 to 6| Presentation
| Anne-Marie Mamontoff, Catherine Mamontoff
Pages 7 to 15| Facing Islamist radicalization: Multisectoral public policies
| Christian Vallar
Pages 17 to 26| Municipalities and the exchange of security information
| Xavier Latour
Pages 27 to 35| Some observations on the institutional positioning of the fight
against terrorism
| François Dieu
Pages 37 to 46| Nuclear terrorism and the security of territories: International
mobilization to prevent a transboundary threat
| Anne Rainaud
Pages 47 to 57| The story of how ETA was infiltrated: El Lobo (Miguel Courtois,
2004)
| Claire Picod
Pages 59 to 66| Thinking about territorial borders and the fight against terrorism:
An anthropo-sociological approach to migration and mobility
| Ali Aït Abdelmalek
Pages 67 to 78| Smile, you're on camera: Security, freedom, and self-exposition in
the public space
| Bertrand Vidal
Pages 79 to 89| On the use of tax law to protect cultural heritage
| Philippe Luppi
Pages 91 to 98| The protection of wooded areas in coastal communities
| Marcel Sousse
Pages 99 to 108| The limits of the municipal police: The mayor and pesticides
| Tiphaine Rombauts-Chabrol
Pages 109 to 114| When the security of religious heritage becomes an asset
| Bertrand Gasiglia
Pages 115 to 126| The appropriation of the zombie figure in Korean cinema
| Antoine Coppola
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The security of territories
| Sociétés
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Pages 5 to 9| The ethics of iconophilia
| Antonio Rafele
Pages 11 to 21| The ethics of iconophilia
| Michel Maffesoli
Pages 23 to 48| The province in the forcefield of literature
| Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht
Pages 49 to 61| Babel and Babble in the work of Benjamin and Burke
| Samuel McCormick, John Durham Peters
Pages 63 to 78| Schmerz war ein Staudamm. Benjamin on pain
| Ilit Ferber
Pages 79 to 92| The sexualized female body and advertising in the public space
| Luca Acquarelli
Pages 93 to 110| Toward a Theory of a Brown Televisual Imaginary
| Frederick Luis Aldama, William Anthony Nericcio
Pages 111 to 124| Social neuroscience and narrative consciousness
| Gianfranco Pecchinenda
Pages 125 to 142| Aesthetic avant-gardes and new media
| Anna Anatoliyivna Musiyenko
Pages 143 to 157| Hiding in the surface The ambivalence’s game in “The Sinner”
| Alessia Cristiano
Pages 159 to 171| Nostalgia and pleasure in Mad Men
| Noemi Natale
Pages 173 to 189| Mr Robot, a journey into the depths of the construction of the self
| Matilde Gucciardi
Pages 191 to 197| Le mythe du cerveau reptilien. Sébastien LEMERLE, Le cerveau
reptilien. Sur la popularité d’une erreur scientifique, CNRS
Éditions, coll. “Culture & société”, Paris, 2021, 224 pp.
| Jean-Bruno Renard