Futuros do Trabalho nas Ciências Sociais: Relatório de Pesquisa

Chaguri, Mariana Miggiolaro; Freitas, Géssica de; Rangel, Mary; Catelano, Otávio Z.

doi:10.1590/scielopreprints.6128

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“…Despite these changes, which often had direct negative consequences for scientists' work routines (Chaguri et al, 2023), the structuring of the national postgraduate system and its evaluation policies seem to be contributing to a certain stability of thematic pluralization in research agendas.…”

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The Research Agenda of Brazilian Sociology at the Beginning of the Millennium

Campos,

Santos,

Juruá

et al. 2023

Cad. Pesqui.

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Many works have sought to define the research agenda of Brazilian sociology, its temporal evolution, and other internal and external dynamics. However, the methods employed in the thematic classification of the discipline are still rudimentary. To adress this issue, this article applied text processing techniques, particularly Topic Modelling, to analyze over 3 thousand doctoral theses published at the beginning of the millennium. The results indicate that our “new” sociology is characterized by a relative decline in the importance of traditional themes, such as studies on labor, in favor of more diverse topics, such as violence and gender. These transformations seem to reflect guidelines from funding agencies and changes in public debate, posing new challenges on the horizon of the discipline.

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