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This project explores the historical significance of nineteenth-century sociographic journalism in shaping social knowledge. It aims to establish a transdisciplinary historiography that recognizes journalism as a foundational genre in social science, examining its impact on various academic and cultural developments.
This project enacts cutting-edge perspectives on the multigenre history of sociological and anthropological reasoning.
It represents the first comprehensive study to investigate pieces of nineteenth-century sociographic journalism as formative frames/catalysts of social knowledge and science.
These social sketches (often referred to as panoramic literature) provide rich ethnographic micro-analysis and often relate to debates held by statisticians, moralists, folklorists, and ethnologists.
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