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Sociologies of Daily Life and Melancholy

Alessandra Ciccarelli

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This article proposes to give a progress report on sociologies of everyday life. It is in particular a question of specifying the concept of everyday life in his relationship with event, then to show the close relationship between melancholy and everyday life. Lastly, it will be advisable to make a turning by psychoanalysis and literature to nourish the reflexion on everyday life.

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This article proposes to give a progress report on sociologies of everyday life. It is in particular a question of specifying the concept of everyday life in his relationship with event, then to show the close relationship between melancholy and everyday life. Lastly, it will be advisable to make a turning by psychoanalysis and literature to nourish the reflexion on everyday life.

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This article proposes to give a progress report on sociologies of everyday life. It is in particular a question of specifying the concept of everyday life in his relationship with event, then to show the close relationship between melancholy and everyday life. Lastly, it will be advisable to make a turning by psychoanalysis and literature to nourish the reflexion on everyday life.

Key concepts: Everyday life, Event (particle physics), Aesthetics, Sociology, Psychoanalysis, Epistemology, Psychology, Philosophy

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