This article is an introduction to the themed section titled, “Viviana A. Zelizer: Sociologist of the Family and Intimacy.” It first reviews the major works of Viviana Zelizer and their significance for the social studies of families and intimacy, underscoring how she has accounted for the interplay between family and economy through a series of objects: life insurance, the assessment of children’s value, the social meaning of money, and, more recently, intimacy. The second part of the article describes extensions of Zelizer’s work in the fields of family and intimacy studies and presents the four articles featured in the themed section.
Référence bibliographique
Pugliese, M. et Lazarus, J. (dir.) (2024). The Social Meaning of Money. Viviana A. Zelizer: Sociologist of the Family and Intimacy. Canadian Review of Sociology.
