Michel Nicolau Netto
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas (IFCH) (Institutional affiliation for the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Professor of Sociology at UNICAMP, Brazil. Michel was Visiting Fellow at the Department of Geography and Environment, LSE, in London as Urban Studies Foundation International Fellow, and visiting scholar at the Institute of Latin American Studies/Columbia University, in New York. Michel is PhD in Sociology at UNICAMP, with doctorate internship at Humboldt University, in Berlin. He is the leader of the Study Group on Pierre Bourdieu (GEBU), at UNICAMP, and a member of the Research Group of Cultural Practices (GEPRACC), at PUC-SP. Michel has published books and several papers on sociology of culture. His main focuses are: culture, identity, globalization and sport mega events. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
- Iii GEBU meeting - UNICAMP Bourdieu study group, AO.R
- XIX ISA World Congress of sociology, AR.EXT
- The symbolic construction of space: Brazilian image in the context of sports mega-events, AP.R
Abstract
Space has become an object of consumption, and physical changes in the space are ever more conducted according to speculative private interests, instead of to the public use of the space. The same sort of process can be noticed in symbolic terms, focus of this research project: also the images of the space are produced according to interests of consumption. Tourism market makes it clear...
- Imagine your Korea: representations of the nation at Korean cultural centers, BP.MS
Abstract
Globalization allows not only economic flows to become deterritorialized, but cultural ones as well. A great quantity of symbolic goods pass through our daily lives, making themselves present in advertisements, on international trips, or even in a common lunch in a Korean restaurant, for example. The spaces where the flows of globalization, both cultural, political and economic, become ...
- The Catalan mes que un club: the articulation between the separatist Catalan movement, the FC Barcelona and the soccer market, BP.IC
Abstract
This research proposes the understanding and analysis of the FC Barcelona public manifestations concerning the catalan separatist movement. The perception of said manifestations is directly inserted, as is the club, in a global market context. Therefore, understanding the FC Barcelona in the duality of the valorization of the team's brand and as a direct agent and representative of the ...
- Is it on Netflix? Mapping practices and preferences of audiovisual consumption at the State University of Campinas, BP.IC
Abstract
The ways of accessing audiovisual content is changing rapidly in recent years. Two of the most significant changes are the ability to watch content on mobile devices and the advent of streaming: digital distribution of content without file transfer to another device (opposed to download). Since changing the way in which such content is accessed is also related to other practices that su...
- The representation of national identity in Brazilian contemporary cinema Globo filmes, BP.IC
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The interest in cinema is beacuse of this object is a tool of expression and communication taht merges artistic production and marketing, and in the case of Brazil it reflects and builds historically thought about the idea of being a Brazilian. The main focus of the work is on contemporary national film production company co-producer and distributor of filmes is Globo Filmes, with the p...
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