Tag: journal
Influence, ignorance, and doubt: two scientific articles
For the sake of knowledge and democracy, let doubt and lack of information prevail! At least these are the surprising results of two recently published scientific articles…
"Cultures du numérique" : Table ronde pour les 50 ans de Communications (14 juin 2011, 14h)
Pour présenter “Cultures du numérique”, le numéro spécial du cinquantenaire de la revue Communications , une table ronde all-star avec Edgar Morin, Edwy Plenel, Nicole Lapierre, Milad Doueihi, Serge Tisseron et moi-même, à la Maison de l’Amérique Latine (217 bd Saint Germain, Paris 75007), mardi 14 juin 2011, de 14h à 17h.
Parution de "Cultures du numérique" (Ed. du Seuil)
Le voilà entre mes main : le premier exemplaire de « Cultures du numérique » que j’ai dirigé et dont j’ai le… read more Parution de "Cultures du numérique" (Ed. du Seuil)
The number of my online friends and Dunbar's not-so-hidden scientific agenda
Neocortex matters more than social enhancements à la Facebook, says Robin “Dunbar’s number” Dunbar in a recent article. Will these results get him a Nobel Prize?
Friendship changes, but 'friending' stays the same across cultures
Following in Judith Donath and dana boyd’s researches on online friendship and drawing on social network analysis of tie formation, this Hui-Jung Chang article sets up to detect cross-cultural variations in ‘friending’ between a US-based service (Myspace) and a Taiwan one (Wretch).
My article "A History of Virulence" finally published in Body and Society
Sage journal Body and Society vol 16, n. 4 is finally out! Pardon my enthusiasm, but this issue features my… read more My article "A History of Virulence" finally published in Body and Society
Sociologie en boîte vs. analyse des réseaux sociaux
PDF de mon article “‘Petites boîtes’ et individualisme en réseau. Les usages socialisants du Web en débat”, tout juste paru dans Les Annales des Mines, série Réalités Industrielles (novembre 2010).
"An Ethnographic Seduction": our article published on the Bulletin of Sociological Methodology
So here it is, our little “manifesto for qualitative agent-based simulation” is finally out on the now Sage-published Bulletin of… read more "An Ethnographic Seduction": our article published on the Bulletin of Sociological Methodology
"How come it's BLUE?" The origins of James Cameron's Avatar
Superheroes, virtual worlds and hindu gods: a visual genealogy of James Cameron’s Avatar – based on my article “Les Avatars Bleus” (Communications, 2005). For those who don’t speak French. Also, for those who simply can’t be bothered to go through 30 pages of socio-babbling 😉
CfP: ICTs-and-Society. A new Transdiscipline?
Special Issue of TripleC – Cognition, Communication, Co-operation: Open Access Journal for a Global Sustainable Information Society: ICTs-and-Society. A new… read more CfP: ICTs-and-Society. A new Transdiscipline?