2007
DOI: 10.7202/014115ar
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Une certaine tendance des sciences sociales en France : le cinéma mésestimé

Abstract: Résumé À partir d’un certain nombre de films mais aussi de réflexions menées par des anthropologues, les auteurs de cet article se proposent de montrer que le cinéma est un mode de connaissance insuffisamment mobilisé dans les sciences sociales, et en particulier en France. Il est susceptible d’avoir une fonction non pas illustrative mais épistémologique. Dans cette perspective, le processus engagé dans la triple temporalité du dispositif cinématographique (tournage, montage et projection) permet de … Show more

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“…The Italian author’s works of political and social criticism render him an important thinker of 20th-century industrial modernity (Ravetto-Biagioli, 2012; for an opposing reading, see Ferrarotti, 2006), yet he remains relatively unknown to researchers in the social sciences and urban studies (except for a few avant-garde works: Bortolini, 2012; Boukala & Laplantine, 2006; Colusso, Da Giau, & Villa, 1995; Gandy, 1996; Page, 1998; see also Agnew and Bolling, 1993). This relative disinterest may be attributable to the eccentric stance that Pasolini consistently adopted.…”
Section: Pasolini: An “Anthropologist” and “Urbanist” Seldom Read In mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Italian author’s works of political and social criticism render him an important thinker of 20th-century industrial modernity (Ravetto-Biagioli, 2012; for an opposing reading, see Ferrarotti, 2006), yet he remains relatively unknown to researchers in the social sciences and urban studies (except for a few avant-garde works: Bortolini, 2012; Boukala & Laplantine, 2006; Colusso, Da Giau, & Villa, 1995; Gandy, 1996; Page, 1998; see also Agnew and Bolling, 1993). This relative disinterest may be attributable to the eccentric stance that Pasolini consistently adopted.…”
Section: Pasolini: An “Anthropologist” and “Urbanist” Seldom Read In mentioning
confidence: 99%