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SUMMARY:Seminário AIDA "Generativo = Tudo\, em todo o lado\, ao mesmo tempo? Inteligência Artificial Generativa e Trabalho Criativo"\, por Pedro Alves da Veiga (artista e investigador transdisciplinar português)
DESCRIPTION:Sala Virtual: https://videoconf-colibri.zoom.us/j/4536153120 \nOrganização: AIDA (Social Sciences Research Network)\, o Departamento de Sociologia e Doutoramento em Sociologia\, ICS (Universidade do Minho\, Braga\, Portugal).
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SUMMARY:Divulgação | Sociological Talks: "Families" por Vanessa May (Universidade de Manchester)
DESCRIPTION:Se quiser participar\, inscreva-se aqui:\nhttps://videoconf-colibri.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMscOCtrTIvHtNUNcqyGdDBCwo-kBy3cHZy\npara que possamos enviar-lhe a ligação do Zoom e admiti-lo na sessão. \nDescrição do livro:\nThe book explores what is and has been understood by ‘family’ in different sociocultural contexts and how family life intersects with social spheres such as the state\, the labour market and the economy.\nAlongside broad social developments such as (post)colonialism and austerity and their connections with changing family patterns\, the book engages interdisciplinary work on time\, embodiment and materiality in order to offer a multidimensional perspective on the day-to-day lives of families.\nDrawing from research in the Global North and the Global South\, the text carefully considers how people approach the study of families and thus offers insight into the shape of mainstream family studies today.\nThe book offers a timely intervention into current debates within family studies and suggests avenues of investigation that deserve further attention\, and will be an invaluable resource to students and scholars alike. \nBook reviews:\n‘This book is interdisciplinary and inquisitive at its core\, taking the field of family studies as an open question rather than an already structured and cleared path. It presents the messiness of families as they really are.’\nRin Reczek\, The Ohio State University \n‘Vanessa May pushes the boundaries of family studies to uncharted territories. Her beautifully written book is paradigm-shifting\, meticulously researched\, theoretically sophisticated and driven by a profound desire for a different sociology of family life. Families is a rigorous\, groundbreaking book that should be read widely and repeatedly.’\nKinneret Lahad\, Tel Aviv University \n‘Families challenges us to identify and critically examine the norms that guide our investigation into the family as a practice\, providing a template to avoid ethnocentric analysis. This book should be core reading in undergraduate and graduate classes in family studies.’\nRhacel Salazar Parreñas\, University of Southern California
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