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International Network of Sociology of Sensibilities: Publications of the RedISS members

The RedISS network of researchers provides a multidisciplinary perspective on a set of transformations in social practices that modify the meaning of everyday life. Please see this page on the Google Blog for publications by the members of RedISS ...








This network aims to:

  • To open a theoretical exchange area 
  • To promote research that takes into account sensibilities 
  • To promote the creation of collaboratives projects (publications, research projects, congresses, seminars) 
  • To  promote multi and pluri disciplinary dialogue 
  • To give visibility to the work done by the members of the RedISS 
  • To preserve the richness of the reflections on sensibilities which are here taken into account in a broad and non-reductive sense. 
  • To encourage connections with other spaces and institutions that communicate with the previous objectives

PARIS CONFERENCE

4th & 5th September, 2017 






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