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Why study sociology today? Advantages and limitations... without illusions.
Science as an authority and its relationship with critical thinking today
Are emotions innate or are we influenced by culture?
“The Well-Made Head” by Edgar Morin
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Environment and Territory
Professional Wrestling as a Place for Expressing Masculine Emotions
India: An Anthropology of Slums
Development between continuity and new contradictions
Beyond Development: Crisis, Sustainability, Alternatives
Dean Crawford and the Shark: The Social Construction of the Monster
Culture and New Media
Artificial intelligence and the technological race: who can control its development?
From websites to social media: the relationship between companies and users is…
Ghosts of the Machine: The Relationship Between AI and Work
AI doesn't live in the clouds for sociology!
Interpretable Identity: Microsignals, Opacity, and Social Performance in the Digital World
The Great Sociologists
Byung Chul Han and Consumerism: Buying to Be Perfect
W. Arthur Lewis: When Economic Theory Clashes with Reality…
Malinowski: The Anthropology of Law in Indigenous Societies
Durkheim and the Concept of Sanction: Is It Better to Punish or to Reparate?
Russell on Intellectual Freedom: When Authority Becomes a Cage
Work
Freedom in the Age of Food Delivery: The Rider Paradox
What can a sociologist teach us? Let's try to orient ourselves.
What does a sociologist do and what can he do in the market of…
The Chronological Deception of the Short Week: The Public Administration's Misalignment
Workaholism: A Psycho-Sociological Reading
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Disinformation in Italy: The MiMeSys Survey on Media and Politics
Gender Equality: A Comparative Documentary Analysis
Social Services in Italy and Germany: A Comparison
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