The aim of the thesis is to analyse social representations of young adults about the the role of work as one of the dimensions in the individual life. Starting from the concept of generation and changing of social cohesion processes in contemporary society, it will be studied the overlap among the different life dimensions for individual and coordination processes of social organization. The role of labour and the types of network construction of each person are crucial to understand the mechanisms of social identity definition. In today’s society, the changing of representations of the individual life equilibria, regarding the organization of the relation system with society, works and culture in the literature are usually related to the dichotomy of public and private spheres. Hypothesis of the thesis is that this dichotomy cannot explain the complexity of the new axes of opposition between public and private and individual life. It should be useful to reconsider theoretically the mechanism of social representation construction. The paper contains also a proposal for an empirical design to investigate these issues, specifically for young people (in the range from 25 and 35 years), using different techniques: narrative interviews and semantic/relational map. In this way it is possible to focus the attention not only on the meaning of social representation but also on the mechanisms and on the practises of their construction analyzed by Social Network Analysis approach.

(2010). Generazioni e reti sociali. Uno studio esplorativo sulla coesione sociale. (Tesi di dottorato, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2010).

Generazioni e reti sociali. Uno studio esplorativo sulla coesione sociale

RAPETTI, ELISA
2010

Abstract

The aim of the thesis is to analyse social representations of young adults about the the role of work as one of the dimensions in the individual life. Starting from the concept of generation and changing of social cohesion processes in contemporary society, it will be studied the overlap among the different life dimensions for individual and coordination processes of social organization. The role of labour and the types of network construction of each person are crucial to understand the mechanisms of social identity definition. In today’s society, the changing of representations of the individual life equilibria, regarding the organization of the relation system with society, works and culture in the literature are usually related to the dichotomy of public and private spheres. Hypothesis of the thesis is that this dichotomy cannot explain the complexity of the new axes of opposition between public and private and individual life. It should be useful to reconsider theoretically the mechanism of social representation construction. The paper contains also a proposal for an empirical design to investigate these issues, specifically for young people (in the range from 25 and 35 years), using different techniques: narrative interviews and semantic/relational map. In this way it is possible to focus the attention not only on the meaning of social representation but also on the mechanisms and on the practises of their construction analyzed by Social Network Analysis approach.
DE LILLO, ANTONIO
Generazioni, Social Network Analysis, Transizione alla vita adulta, Coesione Sociale, Lavoro e mercato del lavoro
SPS/07 - SOCIOLOGIA GENERALE
Italian
28-giu-2010
Scuola di Dottorato in Studi Comparativi e Internazionali in Scienze Sociali (SCISS)
SOCIOLOGIA APPLICATA E METODOLOGIA DELLA RICERCA SOCIALE - 10R
22
2008/2009
open
(2010). Generazioni e reti sociali. Uno studio esplorativo sulla coesione sociale. (Tesi di dottorato, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2010).
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