Angela Perulli
Associate Professor
Department of Political and Social Sciences
University of Firenze
Italy
Biography
Born in Florence in 1964. He has two children.
Research Interest
He has been researching on issues of work, temporal patterns, political professionalism and industrial decline. He recently deals with topics related to social transformation, with particular attention to the individual society relationship, also through deepening the reflection on N. Elias's thought. Figural sociology is also the background to current research on local development, the mechanisms of reproduction of inequalities and the transformations of industrial societies.
Publications
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Pearl, Angela (2016). About "time". In: MAXIMUM BLACK, MATTEO RINALDINI, ANGELA PERULLI, GIANCARLO COURSES, ENJOY YOUTH, YOUNG MASIN, BRUNO MAGGI. TIME AND JUSTIFICATION IN THE CONTEXTATION OF LIFE-WORK, pp. 0-0 Tao Digital Library, ISBN: 978-88-98626-09-0.
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Pearl, Angela (2016). Everyday Life in Figurative Approach: A Meso Level for Sociological Analysis. HISTORICAL SOCIAL RESEARCH, pp. 120-133, ISSN: 0172-6404
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Pearl, Angela (2016). Food between daily practices and social innovation. In: Various Authors. Feeding elsewhere, pp. 9-13 Polistampa, ISBN: 9788859616078.
