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The sociological theories of Marx, Durkheim, Weber, Simmel, the School of Chicago, the Frankfurt School, Goffman, Bourdieu, Beck and others will allow to analyze, in particular, the main factors characterizing the first “industrial and salary societies” of the late nineteenth century (urbanization and proletarianization, the first migrations from the countryside to the cities, Fordism, social inclusion and exclusion, the impact of the religious factor – Christianity and Protestantism – on the birth of capitalist societies and on the relationship between community and society); the “Welfare Societies” that characterized the Sixties (the cultural industry, the rise in fashion and consumption, the critique of the “authoritarian personality” and sexual freedom, the relationship between society and psychoanalysis); “Risk and Performance Societies” that characterize present times (financialization of the markets and the de-standardization of labour, the crisis of the social bond and processes of individualization, fear, crisis and social alarmism, management).
Testi di riferimento obbligatori ai fini del conseguimento dell’esame
- P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12)
- A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.
- P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12)
- A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.
Programme
The course aims to offer an overview the history of sociology and of the main social changes that have taken place in the European continent from the first industrial revolution to the advent of the major transformations underway in contemporary societies, increasingly determined by the processes of globalization and financialization.The sociological theories of Marx, Durkheim, Weber, Simmel, the School of Chicago, the Frankfurt School, Goffman, Bourdieu, Beck and others will allow to analyze, in particular, the main factors characterizing the first “industrial and salary societies” of the late nineteenth century (urbanization and proletarianization, the first migrations from the countryside to the cities, Fordism, social inclusion and exclusion, the impact of the religious factor – Christianity and Protestantism – on the birth of capitalist societies and on the relationship between community and society); the “Welfare Societies” that characterized the Sixties (the cultural industry, the rise in fashion and consumption, the critique of the “authoritarian personality” and sexual freedom, the relationship between society and psychoanalysis); “Risk and Performance Societies” that characterize present times (financialization of the markets and the de-standardization of labour, the crisis of the social bond and processes of individualization, fear, crisis and social alarmism, management).
Testi di riferimento obbligatori ai fini del conseguimento dell’esame
- P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12)
- A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.
Core Documentation
Testi di riferimento obbligatori ai fini del conseguimento dell’esame- P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12)
- A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.
Reference Bibliography
Testi di riferimento obbligatori ai fini del conseguimento dell’esame - P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12) - A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.Type of delivery of the course
The course will be carried out through lectures on the exam program and thematic insights on the individual topics addressed. During the course students will be actively involved through the study of texts and through the seminar activity.Attendance
Attendance is not mandatory, but recommended.Type of evaluation
The oral exam is carried out through at least 4 questions to verify the knowledge of all the texts of the program. Only for attending students the first question is chosen.The final judgment will concern: knowledge of the contents of the topics requested; the method of exposure; the ability to critically analyze the themes; linguistic mastery. teacher profile teaching materials
The sociological theories of Marx, Durkheim, Weber, Simmel, the School of Chicago, the Frankfurt School, Goffman, Bourdieu, Beck and others will allow to analyze, in particular, the main factors characterizing the first “industrial and salary societies” of the late nineteenth century (urbanization and proletarianization, the first migrations from the countryside to the cities, Fordism, social inclusion and exclusion, the impact of the religious factor – Christianity and Protestantism – on the birth of capitalist societies and on the relationship between community and society); the “Welfare Societies” that characterized the Sixties (the cultural industry, the rise in fashion and consumption, the critique of the “authoritarian personality” and sexual freedom, the relationship between society and psychoanalysis); “Risk and Performance Societies” that characterize present times (financialization of the markets and the de-standardization of labour, the crisis of the social bond and processes of individualization, fear, crisis and social alarmism, management).
Testi di riferimento obbligatori ai fini del conseguimento dell’esame
- P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12)
- A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.
- P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12)
- A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.
Programme
The course aims to offer an overview the history of sociology and of the main social changes that have taken place in the European continent from the first industrial revolution to the advent of the major transformations underway in contemporary societies, increasingly determined by the processes of globalization and financialization.The sociological theories of Marx, Durkheim, Weber, Simmel, the School of Chicago, the Frankfurt School, Goffman, Bourdieu, Beck and others will allow to analyze, in particular, the main factors characterizing the first “industrial and salary societies” of the late nineteenth century (urbanization and proletarianization, the first migrations from the countryside to the cities, Fordism, social inclusion and exclusion, the impact of the religious factor – Christianity and Protestantism – on the birth of capitalist societies and on the relationship between community and society); the “Welfare Societies” that characterized the Sixties (the cultural industry, the rise in fashion and consumption, the critique of the “authoritarian personality” and sexual freedom, the relationship between society and psychoanalysis); “Risk and Performance Societies” that characterize present times (financialization of the markets and the de-standardization of labour, the crisis of the social bond and processes of individualization, fear, crisis and social alarmism, management).
Testi di riferimento obbligatori ai fini del conseguimento dell’esame
- P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12)
- A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.
Core Documentation
Testi di riferimento obbligatori ai fini del conseguimento dell’esame- P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12)
- A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.
Reference Bibliography
Testi di riferimento obbligatori ai fini del conseguimento dell’esame - P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12) - A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.Type of delivery of the course
The course will be carried out through lectures on the exam program and thematic insights on the individual topics addressed. During the course students will be actively involved through the study of texts and through the seminar activity.Attendance
Attendance is not mandatory, but recommended.Type of evaluation
The oral exam is carried out through at least 4 questions to verify the knowledge of all the texts of the program. Only for attending students the first question is chosen.The final judgment will concern: knowledge of the contents of the topics requested; the method of exposure; the ability to critically analyze the themes; linguistic mastery. teacher profile teaching materials
The sociological theories of Marx, Durkheim, Weber, Simmel, the School of Chicago, the Frankfurt School, Goffman, Bourdieu, Beck and others will allow to analyze, in particular, the main factors characterizing the first “industrial and salary societies” of the late nineteenth century (urbanization and proletarianization, the first migrations from the countryside to the cities, Fordism, social inclusion and exclusion, the impact of the religious factor – Christianity and Protestantism – on the birth of capitalist societies and on the relationship between community and society); the “Welfare Societies” that characterized the Sixties (the cultural industry, the rise in fashion and consumption, the critique of the “authoritarian personality” and sexual freedom, the relationship between society and psychoanalysis); “Risk and Performance Societies” that characterize present times (financialization of the markets and the de-standardization of labour, the crisis of the social bond and processes of individualization, fear, crisis and social alarmism, management).
Testi di riferimento obbligatori ai fini del conseguimento dell’esame
- P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12)
- A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.
- P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12)
- A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.
Programme
The course aims to offer an overview the history of sociology and of the main social changes that have taken place in the European continent from the first industrial revolution to the advent of the major transformations underway in contemporary societies, increasingly determined by the processes of globalization and financialization.The sociological theories of Marx, Durkheim, Weber, Simmel, the School of Chicago, the Frankfurt School, Goffman, Bourdieu, Beck and others will allow to analyze, in particular, the main factors characterizing the first “industrial and salary societies” of the late nineteenth century (urbanization and proletarianization, the first migrations from the countryside to the cities, Fordism, social inclusion and exclusion, the impact of the religious factor – Christianity and Protestantism – on the birth of capitalist societies and on the relationship between community and society); the “Welfare Societies” that characterized the Sixties (the cultural industry, the rise in fashion and consumption, the critique of the “authoritarian personality” and sexual freedom, the relationship between society and psychoanalysis); “Risk and Performance Societies” that characterize present times (financialization of the markets and the de-standardization of labour, the crisis of the social bond and processes of individualization, fear, crisis and social alarmism, management).
Testi di riferimento obbligatori ai fini del conseguimento dell’esame
- P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12)
- A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.
Core Documentation
Testi di riferimento obbligatori ai fini del conseguimento dell’esame- P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12)
- A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.
Reference Bibliography
Testi di riferimento obbligatori ai fini del conseguimento dell’esame - P. Jedlowski, Il mondo in questione. Introduzione alla storia del pensiero sociologico, Carocci, Roma 2001 (capitoli 1-3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12) - A. Simone, F. Chicchi, La società della prestazione, Ediesse, Roma 2017.Type of delivery of the course
The course will be carried out through lectures on the exam program and thematic insights on the individual topics addressed. During the course students will be actively involved through the study of texts and through the seminar activity.Attendance
Attendance is not mandatory, but recommended.Type of evaluation
The oral exam is carried out through at least 4 questions to verify the knowledge of all the texts of the program. Only for attending students the first question is chosen.The final judgment will concern: knowledge of the contents of the topics requested; the method of exposure; the ability to critically analyze the themes; linguistic mastery.