Deciphering the French company

Decipher the French society is an essential book, which provides a state of play advanced the state of our society. Without the fetishism of figures, the operating mechanisms of the company are described, and analyzed with a great critical sense, in the fifteen thematic sections that make up the book : on population, family, relationships […]

The happiness and its variation

“A carpenter loves his wife, his children and the nature. Then he meets another woman, a postmistress, who adds happiness to his happiness. Still very much in love with his wife, he does not want to deny, or hide, or lie. One day picnic in Ile-de-France, all is not so simple… ” and This is […]

How to investigate sexuality ?

To complement our note of the reading on the Sociology of sexuality of Michel Bozon, we propose to return, from the companion site of the book Survey on sexuality in France. Practices, gender and health Nathalie Bajos and Michel Bozon in, (Discovery, 2006), on the conditions in which it is conducting a survey on sexuality. […]

What are the families like in 2008 ?

In 2007, the women who have put a child in the world had an average 29.9 years old. “The trend observed over the past thirty years to have her children always later continues,” notes the demographer Gilles Pison in Population and societies (” The Population of France in 2007 “, march 2008, no. 443). In […]

The release by Tupperware

The meetings Tupperware are they a means to communicate ideas and practices of feminists ? This has been discovered Catherine Achin and Delphine Naudier in their article ” liberation by Tupperware ? Dissemination of the ideas and practices of feminists in new spaces of sociability of women “, Clio, n°29, 2009, by conducting a survey […]

Who built the Golden Gate Bridge built?

Who built the Golden Gate Bridge built? Joseph StraussCharles Alton EllisIrving Morrow Did immigrants build the Golden Gate Bridge? Building Bridges, Not Walls. The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge and the Golden Gate Bridge, both completed during the Great Depression, were designed by immigrants: Ralph Modjeski, a Polish immigrant, was chief engineer on the Bay Bridge. […]

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