Edited by Boyd Davis, Alessandra Vicentini and Kim Grego
Price: $28.99
ISBN: 9788869773716
Pub Date: 2024-11-30
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Mimesis International
282 Pages
The studies included in this edited volume explore discourses surrounding the ageing population, those who assist them, their families and the institutions/organisations that offer services to them.
The book aims to analyze how Augmented Reality is perceived by human beings and its effects on us and our society following a phenomenological approach.
Comparative Sociological-Juridical Research on Gender Inequality
by Francesco Nicola Maria Petricone
Price: $27.99
ISBN: 9788869774058
Pub Date: 2022-08-23
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Mimesis International
302 Pages
Research on gender inequality uses limited and sectoral areas as a reference. A team of scholars, academics and researchers from fourteen different countries bring out instead in a synchronous and transversal way the gender discrimination for women’s experiences at work, in family, for education.
The theme of this pamphlet is the knowledge, reread in its own origins and in the transformations of the middle-global world where the deep meaning appears lost in the conscious awareness. The risks, fears and conflicts that cross the society, especially in its own virtual dimension, seem to affect the sense and memory of the humanistic culture, as
The middle- globality is the time of the “not occurring”. The uncertainty of not existing, in all its – individual, social, institutional and economical – manifestations dizzily transforms the social system, destroying it in the immediacy of here and now, contributing then to generate words, images and gestures that are expressed very often in viol
Choosing, deciding and changing constitute the common thread of everything that we want and that we do. The deep transformation of all social system, in all its dimensions has profoundly resented of the diverse possibility or in other respects, of the absence of possibility, precisely of choosing, deciding and changing. What are we really choosing
Is there a connection between the increasingly widespread concept of Social Innovation (SI) and the success of today’s model of capitalist regulation? According to most studies focusing on SI, the existing relation is restorative in nature but this volume is based on different assumptions.
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