M Sassatelli
Biographic Data
| ID | 12116 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M Sassatelli |
| GIVEN NAMES | M |
| FAMILY NAME | Sassatelli |
| SIGNATURE | SASSATELLI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sussex |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0983-6344 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Fitting in fashion: In, out and in-between – A response to Van de Peer and Laermans
Dismissing fashion goes in and out of fashion easily in academia. This is why it is particularly welcome to introduce new angles expanding the debate. Van de Peer and Laermans's intervention achieves that with both a specific choice of approach – stated in the title What Would Luhmann Say? – and a wide ouverture to what that relatively neglected approach could contribute to fashion studies of all kinds and focus. The article takes us through ways…
On Narrative: An Interview with Roland Barthes
This article presents a dialogue between Roland Barthes and Paolo Fabbri, which took place on 18 December 1965 in Florence, Italy. Barthes offers an engaging account of his structuralist approach to narrative, as was later published in essay form, 'Introduction to the Structural Analysis of Narrative', included in a special issue of Communications (Issue 8, 1966). In a cordial exchange with Fabbri, Barthes provides a more candid presentation of m…
Europe’s Cosmopolitan Identity. Images of Unity in Diversity in the Euro
Europe in your Pocket’: Narratives of identity in euro iconography
European institutions have long been concerned with how citizens perceive them and how this is connected to shifting notions of Europe and collective identities. This article contributes to the analysis of EU narratives as revealed by the design of the euro banknotes, their intended institutional meaning and the debate they raised. The seven denominations’ main images are bridges and doors, inspired by European architectural styles, but represent…
An interview with Jack Goody: Europe, identity thefts and missed renaissances
Becoming Europeans
This book addresses European identity as an object of both theoretical and empirical investigation. At the theoretical level it focuses on the academic and institutional debate on European cultural identity. It places this debate in the broader context of Europeanization and the formation of a European society led by institutional projects since World War II, as well as within wider processes of globalization, the collapse of monolithic collectiv…
European Cultural Space in the European Cities of Culture
This article considers the role of European Union (EU) cultural policy within the process of Europeanization. It will trace the development of EU competence on cultural matters in general, and of the flagship programme ‘European City of Culture’ in particular. The latter will be observed both in its overall implementation and in the exceptional edition of 2000, when in order to celebrate the millennium nine cities shared the title, allegedly brin…
An Interview with Alessandro Ferrara: Europe, Authenticity and Unavailable Identities
Everything changes and nothing changes: Change, culture and identity in contemporary Italian social theory
Everything changes and nothing changes: Change, culture and identity in contemporary Italian social theory - 1
The Logic of Europeanizing Cultural Policy
Cultural policy is increasingly at the centre of public and academic attention, due to its constant expansion and relevance for issues of cultural identity and local development. One of the aims of cultural policy has always been the fostering of specific identities and thus the formatting of a fully socialized, compliant citizen. Or, more precisely, the contradictions and problems of legitimacy involved in the policing of culture have been solve…
Imagined Europe: The Shaping of a European Cultural Identity Through EU Cultural Policy
The EU has recently introduced a cultural policy. This includes symbolic initiatives, among which is the creation of the `European Cities of Culture' (ECC), that are a primary example of EU attempts at awakening European consciousness by promoting its symbols, while respecting the content of national cultures. This goes together with the realization that the idea of `Europe' as the foundation of an identity is key for the legitimization of the EU…
An Interview with Jean Baudrillard: Europe, Globalization and the Destiny of Culture
Imagined Europe: The Shaping of a European Cultural Identity Through EU Cultural Policy
The EU has recently introduced a cultural policy. This includes symbolic initiatives, among which is the creation of the `European Cities of Culture' (ECC), that are a primary example of EU attempts at awakening European consciousness by promoting its symbols, while respecting the content of national cultures. This goes together with the realization that the idea of `Europe' as the foundation of an identity is key for the legitimization of the EU…
European Cultural Space in the European Cities of Culture
This article considers the role of European Union (EU) cultural policy within the process of Europeanization. It will trace the development of EU competence on cultural matters in general, and of the flagship programme ‘European City of Culture’ in particular. The latter will be observed both in its overall implementation and in the exceptional edition of 2000, when in order to celebrate the millennium nine cities shared the title, allegedly brin…
Europe in your Pocket’: Narratives of identity in euro iconography
European institutions have long been concerned with how citizens perceive them and how this is connected to shifting notions of Europe and collective identities. This article contributes to the analysis of EU narratives as revealed by the design of the euro banknotes, their intended institutional meaning and the debate they raised. The seven denominations’ main images are bridges and doors, inspired by European architectural styles, but represent…
An Interview with Jean Baudrillard: Europe, Globalization and the Destiny of Culture
Imagined Europe: The Shaping of a European Cultural Identity Through EU Cultural Policy
The EU has recently introduced a cultural policy. This includes symbolic initiatives, among which is the creation of the `European Cities of Culture' (ECC), that are a primary example of EU attempts at awakening European consciousness by promoting its symbols, while respecting the content of national cultures. This goes together with the realization that the idea of `Europe' as the foundation of an identity is key for the legitimization of the EU…
An Interview with Jean Baudrillard: Europe, Globalization and the Destiny of Culture
Everything changes and nothing changes: Change, culture and identity in contemporary Italian social theory
Everything changes and nothing changes: Change, culture and identity in contemporary Italian social theory - 1
The Logic of Europeanizing Cultural Policy
Cultural policy is increasingly at the centre of public and academic attention, due to its constant expansion and relevance for issues of cultural identity and local development. One of the aims of cultural policy has always been the fostering of specific identities and thus the formatting of a fully socialized, compliant citizen. Or, more precisely, the contradictions and problems of legitimacy involved in the policing of culture have been solve…
European Cultural Space in the European Cities of Culture
This article considers the role of European Union (EU) cultural policy within the process of Europeanization. It will trace the development of EU competence on cultural matters in general, and of the flagship programme ‘European City of Culture’ in particular. The latter will be observed both in its overall implementation and in the exceptional edition of 2000, when in order to celebrate the millennium nine cities shared the title, allegedly brin…
An Interview with Alessandro Ferrara: Europe, Authenticity and Unavailable Identities
Becoming Europeans
This book addresses European identity as an object of both theoretical and empirical investigation. At the theoretical level it focuses on the academic and institutional debate on European cultural identity. It places this debate in the broader context of Europeanization and the formation of a European society led by institutional projects since World War II, as well as within wider processes of globalization, the collapse of monolithic collectiv…
An interview with Jack Goody: Europe, identity thefts and missed renaissances
Europe in your Pocket’: Narratives of identity in euro iconography
European institutions have long been concerned with how citizens perceive them and how this is connected to shifting notions of Europe and collective identities. This article contributes to the analysis of EU narratives as revealed by the design of the euro banknotes, their intended institutional meaning and the debate they raised. The seven denominations’ main images are bridges and doors, inspired by European architectural styles, but represent…
Europe’s Cosmopolitan Identity. Images of Unity in Diversity in the Euro
On Narrative: An Interview with Roland Barthes
This article presents a dialogue between Roland Barthes and Paolo Fabbri, which took place on 18 December 1965 in Florence, Italy. Barthes offers an engaging account of his structuralist approach to narrative, as was later published in essay form, 'Introduction to the Structural Analysis of Narrative', included in a special issue of Communications (Issue 8, 1966). In a cordial exchange with Fabbri, Barthes provides a more candid presentation of m…
Fitting in fashion: In, out and in-between – A response to Van de Peer and Laermans
Dismissing fashion goes in and out of fashion easily in academia. This is why it is particularly welcome to introduce new angles expanding the debate. Van de Peer and Laermans's intervention achieves that with both a specific choice of approach – stated in the title What Would Luhmann Say? – and a wide ouverture to what that relatively neglected approach could contribute to fashion studies of all kinds and focus. The article takes us through ways…
Sociology (11 works) · Aesthetics (9 works) · Political science (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Cultural identity (4 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (4 works) · Psychoanalysis (4 works) · Art (3 works)