Vol. 30 No. 01 (2023): Sociologia digital e suas reflexões

Dossiê Sociologia Digital e suas reflexões

A formação da sociologia digital: emergência de uma nova especialidade na sociologia ou um campo para repensar a própria sociologia?

Veridiana Domingos Cordeiro, Letícia Pereira Simões Gomes, Leopoldo Garcia Pinto Waizbort

5-22
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Sociotechnical networks, social action and democracy in Ciberpólis: reflections about the hybridization of space, the development of surveillance capitalism and the subjectivities

Ricardo Massao Nakamura Nasser, Tamara Tania Cohen Egler

23-42
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The “Court” in the networks: an analysis of the profiles of the Ministers of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) on Twitter

Maria Gorete Marques de Jesus, Pablo Emanuel Romero Almada, Mariana Celano de Souza Amaral

43-69
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Socializing on Instagram: social relationships and youth emotions during the covid-19 pandemic

Fernanda Sousa Rodrigues, Lila Cristina Xavier Luz

70-85
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Sugar babies are companies and sugar daddies are angel investors: an analysis of sugar relationships and their links with elements of a neoliberal rationality

Jorge Leite Júnior, Bruno Henrique Benichio Alves Barbosa

86-107
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Solidarity networks and resistance practices through online and offline interactions between family from incarcerated people

Alana Barros Santos

108-127
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Digital Sociology in the big data era: preliminary notes and theoretical-methodological problems in sociological research

Thiago Bicudo Castro

128-148
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Off/On: the construction of virtual identity through socialization through videogames and the production of new social relations on the margins of the virtual and the non-virtual

Cristóbal Caro Villegas, Alejandro Marambio-Tapia

149-168
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Interviews

Other houses, other laws: interview with Nair Jane de Castro Lima

Victor Hugo Criscuolo Boson

213-232
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Articles

In the wardrobe of memory: telling stories about clothes

Clara Calazans Espindola, Alexandre Bergamo Idargo

175-195
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Translations

How do divided societies come about?

José Vitor Silva Barros; Rudolf Stichweh

196-212
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Reviews

The ludopolitics of labor: a Marxist look at digital games

André Campos Rocha

169-174
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Vol. 30 No. 01 (2023): Sociologia digital e suas reflexões

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Dossiê Sociologia Digital e suas reflexões

A formação da sociologia digital: emergência de uma nova especialidade na sociologia ou um campo para repensar a própria sociologia?

Sociotechnical networks, social action and democracy in Ciberpólis: reflections about the hybridization of space, the development of surveillance capitalism and the subjectivities

The “Court” in the networks: an analysis of the profiles of the Ministers of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) on Twitter

Socializing on Instagram: social relationships and youth emotions during the covid-19 pandemic

Sugar babies are companies and sugar daddies are angel investors: an analysis of sugar relationships and their links with elements of a neoliberal rationality

Solidarity networks and resistance practices through online and offline interactions between family from incarcerated people

Digital Sociology in the big data era: preliminary notes and theoretical-methodological problems in sociological research

Off/On: the construction of virtual identity through socialization through videogames and the production of new social relations on the margins of the virtual and the non-virtual

Interviews

Other houses, other laws: interview with Nair Jane de Castro Lima

Articles

In the wardrobe of memory: telling stories about clothes

Translations

How do divided societies come about?

Reviews

The ludopolitics of labor: a Marxist look at digital games

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