Lecture

Urban Sociology: Fieldwork and Analysis

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of 'Domotopie' in urban sociology, focusing on fieldwork activities such as visits, interviews, and documentation of specific places. Students will work in groups to study and analyze the history, context, and spatial conditions of selected locations, as well as their political implications and integration into urban policies. The course emphasizes the importance of intimate experiences, daily life observations, and thematic analysis ('live/cohabit, work/co-work') in understanding urban spaces.

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