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1. cpb-us-e2.wpmucdn.com › faculty › distThe Sociology of Storytelling

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   WHAT IS A STORY? We use the terms narrative and story inter-changeably. Many scholars have distinguished between the two, but they have done so in so many ways (compare, for example, Polkinghorne 1988, Mahoney 1999, Maines 2001) that we have opted instead to use more specific terms such as background narrative where appropriate. Sociolinguist ...

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2. link.springer.com › article › 10Sociological Film: A Medium to Promote Sociological Imagination

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   Jul 6, 2023 · The paper identifies six key dimensions of sociological film through a thematic analysis of different classic approaches to sociological imagination: sociological life, structure-actors relationship, critical perspective, academic awareness, fluidity of meaning, and promotion of sociological imagination.

3. www.sociologygroup.com › analysis-movies-exampleANALYSIS OF 5 FILMS USING SOCIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS

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   Jul 27, 2021 · Synopsis: This article tries to provide a sociological analysis and understanding of five movies which deal with themes essential in sociology. Movies are a great way of representing our society–its functioning, institutions, and social changes.

4. www.oxfordreference.com › abstract › 10Sociology and film - Oxford Reference

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   Oct 25, 2024 · Sociology, the study of societies, involves the observation and description of, and the application of coherent conceptual and theoretical schema to, social phenomena. Film and cinema are potential areas of inquiry in subdisciplines of sociology such as the sociology of art, the sociology of culture, and the sociology of leisure, as well as in ...

5. revisesociology.com › 2017/01/25 › sociology-filmsMy Top Ten Fictional Films with Sociology Content

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   • Fight Club – The most obvious reading is of this as a classic critique of the false consciousness and alienation the working classes suffer under consumer capitalism, but no doubt there are other interpretations out there.
   • A Bug’s Life – Useful for illustrating basic Marxist concepts.
   • Black Mirror: The National Anthem – Charlie Brooker’s short film – The Prime Minister has to have sex with a pig live on T.V. to save the life of the nation’s princess whose been kidnapped.
   • Catfish – About a guy that meets a girl on Facebook, and on taking a trip across the States to meets her realises she’s not as good looking as her photos suggested.

6. popculturedetective.agency › 2017 › wall-e-asWall-E as Sociological Storytelling - The Pop Culture ...

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   Nov 1, 2017 · Since Wall-E’s narrative isn’t built around that traditional villain formula, the movie presents us with a very different worldview: a sociological one. It’s not that this story doesn’t have antagonists or central conflicts.

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   What is sociological film?

   • The primary focus of sociological films in this paper stems from public sociology, which aims to foster and encourage sociological imagination. In this essay, the mode of engagement from the perspective of public sociology through sociological film will be discussed. This section explains the concept of sociological film.

   Sociological Film: A Medium to Promote Sociological Imagination

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   What is a sociological perspective in film criticism?

   • In film criticism, a sociological perspective based on the six dimensions of sociological films provides a deeper understanding of social and cultural contexts and allows for more meaningful engagement. Sociological film encourages critical thinking about social and cultural messages in movies and deepens our engagement with them.

   Sociological Film: A Medium to Promote Sociological Imagination

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   What is the difference between sociological films and documentary films?

   • While sociological films share some commonalities with social films and documentary cinema, they differ significantly in their approach to social issues. Sociological films demand critical engagement with the complex relationship between social actors and structures, going beyond mere representation of social problems.

   Sociological Film: A Medium to Promote Sociological Imagination

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   What are the six dimensions of sociological film?

   • The paper identifies six key dimensions of sociological film through a thematic analysis of different classic approaches to sociological imagination: sociological life, structure-actors relationship, critical perspective, academic awareness, fluidity of meaning, and promotion of sociological imagination.

   Sociological Film: A Medium to Promote Sociological Imagination

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   Is watching a film a sociological event?

   • In this sense, watching a film becomes a sociologically significant event as its experience affects us emotionally, psychologically, and pedagogically. Based on this, the paper aims to discuss some sociological perspectives on the relationship between art, cinema, and society. Content may be subject to copyright. © 2019. Jonas do Nascimento.

   Art, Cinema and Society: Sociological Perspectives - ResearchGate

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   Is there a common interface between social films and sociological films?

   • A common interface exists between social films and sociological films. As Vasudevan (2022, p. 297) shows, social film is a genre that addresses modern societal issues. Nevertheless, most of the time these borders only appear as a result of social issues being raised in the movies as a theme of the story.

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8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 337032532_ArtArt, Cinema and Society: Sociological Perspectives - ResearchGate

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   Nov 5, 2019 · Abstract. How can cinema be used to understand our society? Different sociologists asked throughout history this question. Generally, they assume that since all subjects act within social...