Social Poetics: a Social Theory of Reality of Meaning

Released: Replika 124, 197–215.

Issue content

Participatory Video
- András Müllner
Introduction to the Thematic Section on Participatory Filmmaking of Replika, a Hungarian Social Science Journa
- Stewart Michael
Mysteries Reside in the Humblest, Everyday Things
- Balázs Cseke
MyStreet Movement and Participatory Video
- Jean Schensul
- Campbell Dalglish
A Hard Way Out: Improvisational Film and Youth Participatory Action Research
- András Müllner
„To be continue…”
- Sári Haragonics
The Camera as Social Catalyst
- Krisztina Varga
Participatory Video in the Museum
- György Ligeti
You-Too: a Mental Health Methodology for University Students
Capability Approach and Participatory Research
- Judit Gébert
- Barbara Mihók
- Judit Juhász
- Zoltán Bajmócy
- Boglárka Méreiné Berki
- Norbert Horváth
- Antal Kis
Exploring the Status of Deaf Young People with Qualitative Methods
Social Network
- Zoltán Farkas
The Concept and Main Types of Social Network
Social Poetics: a Social Theory of Reality of Meaning
- Lajos Cs. Kiss
The Social Science Status of Social Poetics: Foundations
Review
- Barnabás Kurucz
A Sociological Guide to Better Understand the Problems of our Time

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