Learning objectives
Educational objectives To introduce students:
- The history of sociology;
- The distinction between social identity and narrative identity
Prerequisites
knowledge of the history of modern society
Course unit content
Course Title: Social identity and narrative identity
The course includes an institutional part, in which the student is
introduced to the study of the discipline and its research methods, and
a monographic section where the modern paradigm of social identity is
compared with some research directions that favor the use
of narrative identity.
Bibliography
Texts of reference texts for the exam.
Institutional part:
G. Procacci, A. Szakolczai, The discovery of the company, Carocci, Rome,
2003.
M. Weber, The method of the social sciences, (chapter on Sociology
including), Einaudi, Torino, 1974 (or other issue).
Elements of the research method:
A. Bosi, A. Pozzi, Thinking Feline, I clapped, Parma, 2011.
Monographic section:
A. Bosi, the same or the difference, Unicopli, Milan, 2011.
S. Sassen, A Sociology of Globalization, Einaudi, Torino, 2008.
Teaching methods
a) lectures
b) seminar lectures
c) quantitative social research methodology
d) the methodology of qualitative social research
e) narrative interview
f) listening narrative
Assessment methods and criteria
Assessment methods learning
a) discussion during the lesson
b) individual recap from the previous lesson
c) written test
d) oral