Session 103
Erving Goffman and the Historians: Contributions of Interactionism to the Study of the Relationships between States, Institutions and Populations
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Chair: Aliza Luft, University of California, Los Angeles
Discussant: Aliza Luft, University of California, Los Angeles
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The Photographical Interaction: A Close-up of the Making of Id Photographs in a Polish Town, in the 1930s •
Leïla Belhalfaoui, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Paris; Tymoteusz Skowronski, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales.
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Reading Face to Face Interactions with Erving Goffman : the Case of Social Workers’ Investigations in Interwar Paris •
Lola Zappi, Center for history and economics, Harvard University.
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Grasping Power Relationships in Prison in Light of Erving Goffman’s Work: Old Paradigms and New Perspectives on the Socio-History of French Prisons •
Elsa Genard, Harvard University; Corentin Durand, Sciences Po Paris.
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Stigma and Administrative Interactions: How to Interpret the Absence of Confession? The Case of a Polish Population Register, Lubartów 1930s-1940s •
Claire Zalc, CNRS-EHESS; Anton Perdoncin, CNRS (Cens, Nantes University), ERC Lubartworld.
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