A Separate Epidemic
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2020-12-31
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DENISE JODELET is a Directeur d’Etudes (Emeritus) at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS). She is a social psychologist, specialized in the study of Social Representations and has directed various research programs and doctoral thesis (particularly in the domains of environment, health, memory, religion and arts) in the Laboratoire de Psychologie sociale of the EHESS. She has taken the direction of this Laboratory after its founder, Serge Moscovici. Her work has led her to establish stretch collaborative relations with diverse universities in Europe, Latin and South America, Asia and Africa. She has published many books and articles, of theoretical and empirical nature, on social representations, pointing particularly on the fields of madness and mental health, body, health, memory, environment. She is currently oriented towards meaning construction and transmission through art and religion, giving attention to the imaginary dimension of social representations. E-mail: denise.jodelet@wanadoo.fr