Списание Социологически проблеми

Списание „Социологически проблеми“ е съвместно издание на Института за изследване на обществата и знанието при БАН и Българска социологическа асоциация. Списанието е основано през 1968 година. То е тримесечно и има собствен сайт.

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Тема на броя

NEW PERSPECTIVES AND INTERVENTIONS: THE STATE OF PLAY IN CULTURAL SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY OF THE ARTS

Водещи на броя: Svetlana Hristova, Simon Stewart, Christopher Mathieu

TRAJECTORIES AND CROSSCURRENTS OF CULTURAL SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY OF THE ARTS

Quo Vadis, Sociology? On Using Metaphors in Sociological-Intellectual Practice

David Inglis

Art, Media, and Spirituality: Haunted by Algorithms?

Guido Nicolosi

SYMBOLIC PRODUCTION, CULTURAL
CONSUMPTION AND ARTISTIC EVALUATION:
CONTEXTUAL CHANGES AND SOCIAL CHALLENGES

Evaluative Judgements, Negative Reviews and ‘Objective Culture’: The Critical Reception of Woody Allen’s A Rainy Day in New York

Simon Stewart

Gender Gap in the Bulgarian Film Industry

Alexander Donev, Ema Angelova

Documenting Eastern-European Public Monuments through Digital Cartography: The Story of a Grassroots Initiative

Voica Pușcașiu

Somewhere Between a Hobby and a Profession: An Approximation to a Translators’ Habitus

Lía Durán Mogollón

More Matter, with Less Art? On The Transformation of University Students’ Cultural Lifestyles and Culturalisation after the Millennium

Jan Fredrik Hovden

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION

Doing Sociology in Times of Growing Uncertainties

Svetlana Hristova, Christopher Mathieu, David Inglis, Simon Stewart

MARGINS

What if Plants Could Talk? On the Possibility of an Anthropology of Communication (A Review of the Book of Anna Lisa Tota, Eco-words. The Ecology of Conversation, Routledge: London, 2023)

Svetlana Hristova

NEW RESEARCH APPROACHES AND METHODS
IN SOCIAL SCIENCES

From Online Forums to Societal Insights: Mapping Bulgarian Science Dialogue Through Birth Cohorts, Social Class, Trust, and Beliefs

Svetlomir Zdravkov, Martin Ivanov

Design-based Research and Research-based Design: New Methodological Perspectives in Social Studies
(on the Example of Educational Research)

Anna Varbanova

Harvesting the Outcome: Dynamics of Adoption of New Accountability Method at the Core of a Membership-based Organization

Petya Klimentova

EDUCATION AT STAKE

Crisis of Responsibility: What Does ChatGPT Leave Unsaid About the Future of Education?

Vesselina Kachakova

Epistemic Injustice as a Form of Misrecognition: Exploration of Student Experiences in Bulgarian Higher Education Institutions

Asen V. Dimitrov

VALUE SHIFTS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETIES

“Our Family – Our Rules”: Mobilizations against Gender in Bulgaria (2018–2020)

Valentina Gueorguieva, Velislava Petrova

Labour Exploitation Vulnerability Model

Maria Velizarova

COMMENTS AND REVIEWS

“Narrative Ingenuity” About Bulgaria and The Holocаust – Absences, Distortions, Sinkings (A Review of the Book of Nadège Ragaru, “And So the Bulgarian Jews Were Saved…”. A History of Knowledges About Holocaust in Bulgaria, Sofi a: Critique and Humanism Publishing House, 2022)

Stefan Detchev

Yoga Trainings, “Spiritual intelligence” Developments and Transitions to the World of Holistic Spiritualities (A Review of the Book of Teodora Karamelska, Spiritual but Not Religious. Bulgarian Contexts of Holistic Spirituality, Sofia: New Bulgarian University Press, 2023)

Galina Goncharova

No, We Can’t Catch Up with The Germans (A Review of the Book of Daniela Decheva, Between Creativity
and Peacemaking. The Peace Prize of the German Book Publishing Industry and the Culture of Memory in Germany, Sofia: University Publishing House “St. Kl. Ohridski”, 2023)

Georgi Dimitrov

Fashion’s Transnational Inequalities: Socio-Political, Economic, and Environmental (A Review of the Book of Anna-Mari Almila and Serkan Delice (eds.) Fashion’s Transnational Inequalities: Socio-Political, Economic, and Environmental, London: Routledge, 2024)

Monica Titton