Regard sur Le Temps des grâces, de Dominique Marchais

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Abstract
Dominique Marchais’ documentary, Le Temps des grâces, deals with different farmer generations’ vision of their work. It also provides an agronomic and economic analysis of French farming, showing some of the many different ways in which agricultural activity shapes landscape and ecosystems, while stressing the responsibility of public policy in such processes. The general observation highlights the growing industrialisation of agriculture, leading more to the uniformisation of products and destruction of soil fertility than to ecologically viable alternatives. When compared with major sociological studies in this area, the documentary highlights certain deviations while referring to theoretical and methodological thinking in this domain.
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Authors Dondeyne, Christèle;
Journal la nouvelle revue du travail
Year 2013
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Botany sports business education (general) finance history (general) and history of europe sociology (general) social history and conditions. social problems. social reform communication. mass media special aspects of education history (general) bibliography. library science. information resources labor. work. working class

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