European / International Joint Ph.D. in
Social Representation and Communication

Spring Lab Meeting 2015 - List of Professors

 

27th International Lab Meeting – Spring Session 2015

of the

European/International Joint Ph.D. in Social Representations and Communication

 

LIST OF PROFESSORS

 

The “Anthropological”, “Narrative”, “Dialogical” and “Subjective” paradigmatic approaches to Social Representations

at the European/International Joint PhD in Social Representations & Communication Research Center and Multimedia LAB

Piazza Cavalieri di Malta 2, Rome - Italy

 

26-29 April 2015

 

 

 

KEY LECTURERS

 

Name and Surname

Nationality

Home Institution

Title of Presentation

1.

 Prof. Sara Bigazzi Hungarian

University of Pecs

(Hungary)

 Media narratives and the anthropological approach: Film mediated Gypsies, majority representation and identity in construction as baseline for action research

2.

 Prof. Alberta Contarello Italian

University of Padua

(Italy)

Social representations and literary texts: a narrative approach key epistemological premises for modeling empirical researches

3.

 Prof. Martha De Alba Mexican

Universidad Autonoma Metorpolitana

(Mexico)

 The anthropological paradigmatic approach to Social Representations: key epistemological premises for modeling empirical researches
4. Prof. Annamaria de Rosa Italian

Sapienza University of Rome

(Italy)

 Social Networks conversational spaces as new media ecological contexts to detect social representations
5. Prof. Caroline Howarth U.K.

London School of Economics

(U.K.)

 Contextual and Subjective Approach to Social Representations key epistemological and critical premises for conducting empirical research in SRT with examples from Community Psychology and Intercultural relations
6. Prof. Jorge Correia Jesuino Portuguese

ISCTE-IUL

(Portugal)

 The dialogical paradigmatic approach to Social Representations key epistemological premises for modeling empirical researches
7. Prof. Sandra Jovchelovitch U.K.

London School of Economics

(U.K.)

 Ethnographic Approach to Social Representations: Knowledge in Context: Social Representation, community and culture key epistemological premises for modeling empirical researches
8. Prof. Giovanna Leone Italian

Sapienza University of Rome

(Italy)

 Narrative Approach to Social Representations through Media. Narrating terror: intergenerational social representations of the “Anni di Piombo” (Years of Lead) in televised communication key epistemological premises for modeling empirical researches
9. Prof. Alina Pop Romanian

Universitatea Dimitrie Cantemir

(Romania)

1- An Ehtnographic Approach to Polemic Social Representations about environmental issues in the field and digital communities: the uneasy role of the researcher exposed to controversies

2- Narrative Truth and Factual Truth in the Memory of Forced Labour of Germans from Romania deported to USSR
10. Prof. Mauro Sarrica Italian

Sapienza University of Rome

(Italy)

Complementary methodological training session theoretically driven Text Mining Methods: an introduction to IRAMUTEQ and research examples of IRAMUTEQ application

 

 

DISCUSSANTS IN THE SEVERAL SESSIONS

 

Name and Surname

Nationality

Home Institution

11.

 Prof. Elena Bocci Italian

Sapienza University of Rome

(Italy)

12.

 Prof. Francesca Emiliani Italian

University of Bologna

(Italy)

13.

 Prof. Bruno Mazzara Italian

Sapienza University of Rome

(Italy)

15.

 Prof. Paola Passafaro Italian

Sapienza University of Rome

(Italy)