Investigating from the textual traces of the web

No 214-215, 2019/2 - 386 pages

Introduction

Pages 9 to 24

Investigating from the textual traces of the web

By Jean-Philippe Cointet, Sylvain Parasie

Special report: Investigating from the textual traces of the web

Pages 25 to 66

Temporality, regimes of participation and community forms

By Madeleine Akrich

Pages 67 to 107

On hostility and proselytism among political communities

By David Chavalarias, Noé Gaumont, Maziyar Panahi

Pages 109 to 140

Stars in their eyes?

By Élise Tancoigne, Jérôme Baudry

Pages 141 to 169

How does collective memory develop on the web?

By Valérie Beaudouin

Pages 171 to 208

The structuring of discourses on twitter during the 2017 French presidential election

By Pierre Ratinaud, Nikos Smyrnaios, Julien Figeac, Guillaume Cabanac, Ophélie Fraisier, Gilles Hubert, Yoann Pitarch, Tristan Salord, Thibaut Thonet

Pages 209 to 250

Can a public emerge from a crime map?

By Jean-Philippe Cointet, Sylvain Parasie, translated by Liz Carey-Libbrecht

Pages 251 to 288

The echoes of power

By Cristian Danescu-Niculescu-Mizil, Lillian Lee, Bo Pang, Jon Kleinberg

Varia

Pages 289 to 318

Coworking, between openness and closure of non-profit and community spaces

By Basile Michel

Pages 319 to 346

Going out

By Harvey Molotch, introduction and translation by Daniel Burnier

Book reviews

Pages 347 to 352

Dominique Boullier, Sociologie du numérique, Paris, Armand Colin, coll. “U”, 2016, 352 p.

By Serge Proulx

Pages 353 to 356

Dorothy Smith, L’ethnographie institutionnelle. Une sociologie pour les gens, Paris, Economica, coll. “Études sociologiques”, 2018, 300 p.

By Sylvain Le Berre

Pages 357 to 367

Pablo Jensen, Pourquoi la société ne se laisse pas mettre en équations, Paris, Seuil, 2018, 336 p.

By Dominique Boullier