The Crowd – A Boundary Object in Social Sciences

In Olga Pombo, Klaus Gärtner & Jorge Jesuíno (eds.), Theory and Practice in the Interdisciplinary Production and Reproduction of Scientific Knowledge: ID in the XXI Century. Springer Verlag. pp. 205-221 (2023)
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In 1982, a debate between Serge Moscovici (1925–2014) and Pierre Bourdieu (1930–2001) took place at the Maison de Radio France in Paris. The debate was untitled as “L’Âge des Foules”, the title of a book published by Serge Moscovici, in 1981 and translated into English in 1985 under the title “The age of the crowds”.

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