Introduction There is a way of viewing social change as resulting primarily from the diversity of organization, development and meaning of the individuals’ life courses over successive time periods. This was discussed by Mannheim in his famous essay on the generations, from the standpoint of cultural patterns, and has been recently taken up again by demographers and sociologists. The latter use the cohort concept to mean a set of individuals born within the same time span, and therefore facin..
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This study develops and applies a framework for analyzing variability in individuals’ occupational p...
North American life course research has typically focused on micro/meso level contexts, and how thes...
Introduction There is a way of viewing social change as resulting primarily from the diversity of or...
AbstractLife course sociologists are increasingly concerned with how the general character of biogra...
Out of the conception of biographical time as developped by A. L. Strauss and G. H. Mead’s philosoph...
It is a well-known fact that the analysis of the time dimension represents a useful instrument both ...
A central problem of life course analysis concerns the changes brought about by the pluralization an...
During the past twenty years, biographical research, which had significantly declined in post-war so...
Social trajectories and identity forms: some conceptual and methodological clarifications Life-cour...
Previous studies (Mannheim, 1928; Ortega, 1933; Ryder, 1965; Carlsson and Karlson, 1970; Glenn, 1977...
First paragraph: For several decades, Peter Alheit has been an influential advocate of biographical ...
Battagliola (Françoise), Bertaux-Viame (Isabelle), Ferrand (Michèle), Imbert (Françoise). - Biograph...
Jean-René Pendaries, Biographical Approach and Structural Approach : Some Remarks on the "Return to ...
International audienceIn INED's Biographies and Entourage (2001) survey, the life-event histories of...
International audienceThis article is based on the analysis of 259 titles of articles selected from ...
This study develops and applies a framework for analyzing variability in individuals’ occupational p...
North American life course research has typically focused on micro/meso level contexts, and how thes...
Introduction There is a way of viewing social change as resulting primarily from the diversity of or...
AbstractLife course sociologists are increasingly concerned with how the general character of biogra...
Out of the conception of biographical time as developped by A. L. Strauss and G. H. Mead’s philosoph...
It is a well-known fact that the analysis of the time dimension represents a useful instrument both ...
A central problem of life course analysis concerns the changes brought about by the pluralization an...
During the past twenty years, biographical research, which had significantly declined in post-war so...
Social trajectories and identity forms: some conceptual and methodological clarifications Life-cour...
Previous studies (Mannheim, 1928; Ortega, 1933; Ryder, 1965; Carlsson and Karlson, 1970; Glenn, 1977...
First paragraph: For several decades, Peter Alheit has been an influential advocate of biographical ...
Battagliola (Françoise), Bertaux-Viame (Isabelle), Ferrand (Michèle), Imbert (Françoise). - Biograph...
Jean-René Pendaries, Biographical Approach and Structural Approach : Some Remarks on the "Return to ...
International audienceIn INED's Biographies and Entourage (2001) survey, the life-event histories of...
International audienceThis article is based on the analysis of 259 titles of articles selected from ...
This study develops and applies a framework for analyzing variability in individuals’ occupational p...
North American life course research has typically focused on micro/meso level contexts, and how thes...