Luis E. García Fanlo (Buenos Aires, 1957) has a PhD in Social Sciences and an undergraduate degree as a Sociologist from University of Buenos Aires (UBA). He is Professor of “Historia Social Argentina” (Argentine Social History) in the Faculty of Social Sciences at University of Buenos Aires and Professor of “Sociología de la argentinidad” (Argentinity Sociology) in the course of studies in Sociology in the Faculty of Social Sciences (UBA). He is also a Researcher in the Area of Cultural Studies at Instituto Gino Germani (IIGG-UBA). He is a Professor of “Thesis Workshop” in the Doctorate in Social Sciences (UBA) and in the “Michel Foucault” S…
Luis E. García Fanlo (Buenos Aires, 1957) has a PhD in Social Sciences and an undergraduate degree as a Sociologist from University of Buenos Aires (UBA). He is Professor of “Historia Social Argentina” (Argentine Social History) in the Faculty of Social Sciences at University of Buenos Aires and Professor of “Sociología de la argentinidad” (Argentinity Sociology) in the course of studies in Sociology in the Faculty of Social Sciences (UBA). He is also a Researcher in the Area of Cultural Studies at Instituto Gino Germani (IIGG-UBA). He is a Professor of “Thesis Workshop” in the Doctorate in Social Sciences (UBA) and in the “Michel Foucault” Seminar in the Master’s course in Cultural Studies at Rosario National University (UNR). He has published the book titled Genealogía de la argentinidad (Buenos Aires, Gran Aldea Editores, 2010). He is a member of the Argentine Association of Cinema and Audiovisual Studies (ASAECA) and of the Latin American Network of Surveillance, Technology and Society Studies (LAVITS). Research Project (IIGG-UBA): “Cultural identities and modes of subjectivation on the Societies of Control”. Researcher of non-cinematographic audiovisual productions. He writes columns in digital media about television, social networks and digital convergence.
