Filmer le travail is both a thematic film festival, a place for reflection on the use of images and movies, for social sciences and cultural mediation assembly allowing public debates on the evolution of contemporary work. To analyze this unusual experience being a (very) participating observer, I will examine a group of texts on the history since 1950 of the use of images by the sociology of work in France. Three periods can be identified: the 1960s during which the use of images for research purposes is of significant but marginal concern in the institutionalization of the sociology of work in France; 1980-1990, defined by careful experimentation and a constricted reflection; the 2000s, which saw the development of practices (which remain...
This dissertation considers cinema as one of the most profitable cultural industries as well as a hi...
This thesis analyzes the process of politicization and de-politicization of documentary films that f...
The author first proposes an overview of the thinking that has dominated film studies: that which se...
Filmer le travail est tout à la fois un festival de cinéma thématique, un lieu de réflexion sur l’us...
International audienceThis contribution, a meeting between sociology and a photography, examines the...
International audienceThis discussion explores the conditions of possibility for sociological transm...
https://www.persee.fr/renderCollectionCover/sotra.pngSociologie du travail is one of the oldest jour...
International audienceWe want here to overcome the rivalries between photos and films as well as be...
International audienceTo speak of the body in a relationship with cinema is to enter into a form of ...
As a result of the development of visual media and the related tendency in social sciences described...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to observe and analyze, through the case-study of a...
International audienceWe want here to overcome the rivalries between photos and films as well as be...
Bruno Bertheuil, From Memory Image to Social Imaginary : When the Railway Workers Filmed Their Strik...
By reexamining the empirical relationship between ethnography and photography, this article explores...
L’étude des usages sociaux du cinéma permet de rompre avec la thématique des effets de ce dernier su...
This dissertation considers cinema as one of the most profitable cultural industries as well as a hi...
This thesis analyzes the process of politicization and de-politicization of documentary films that f...
The author first proposes an overview of the thinking that has dominated film studies: that which se...
Filmer le travail est tout à la fois un festival de cinéma thématique, un lieu de réflexion sur l’us...
International audienceThis contribution, a meeting between sociology and a photography, examines the...
International audienceThis discussion explores the conditions of possibility for sociological transm...
https://www.persee.fr/renderCollectionCover/sotra.pngSociologie du travail is one of the oldest jour...
International audienceWe want here to overcome the rivalries between photos and films as well as be...
International audienceTo speak of the body in a relationship with cinema is to enter into a form of ...
As a result of the development of visual media and the related tendency in social sciences described...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to observe and analyze, through the case-study of a...
International audienceWe want here to overcome the rivalries between photos and films as well as be...
Bruno Bertheuil, From Memory Image to Social Imaginary : When the Railway Workers Filmed Their Strik...
By reexamining the empirical relationship between ethnography and photography, this article explores...
L’étude des usages sociaux du cinéma permet de rompre avec la thématique des effets de ce dernier su...
This dissertation considers cinema as one of the most profitable cultural industries as well as a hi...
This thesis analyzes the process of politicization and de-politicization of documentary films that f...
The author first proposes an overview of the thinking that has dominated film studies: that which se...