La reconnaissance sociale du métier d’artisan : entre valeur réelle du travail artisanal et dévalorisation symbolique.

1. Introduction 1.1 Background of the Study 1.2 Research Objectives 1.3 Importance of the Topic 1.4 Research Methodology 2. Historical Context of Craftsmanship 2.1 Evolution of Artisanal Work 2.2 Traditional Craft Techniques 2.3 Craftsmanship in Different Cultures 3. Economic Value of Artisan Work 3.1 Contribution to GDP 3.2 Employment and Economy 3.3 Market Demand for Crafts 4. Social Perception of Artisans 4.1 Public Attitudes Towards Crafts 4.2 Artisans in Popular Media 4.3 Comparison with Other Professions 5. Symbolic Devaluation of Craftsmanship 5.1 Stereotypes and Misconceptions 5.2 Impact of Industrialization 5.3 Societal Trends and Influences 6. Craftsmanship and Cultural Identity 6.1 Artisans as Cultural Ambassadors 6.2 Preserving Cultural Heritage 6.3 The Role of Crafts in Identity 7. Efforts to Improve Recognition 7.1 Government Initiatives and Policies 7.2 Role of Craft Associations 7.3 Educational Programs and Public Awareness 8. Conclusion and Future Directions 8.1 Summary of Key Findings 8.2 Recommendations for Stakeholders 8.3 Areas for Future Research

1. How does the symbolic devaluation of craftsmanship affect the social recognition of artisans in contrast to the economic value their work provides? 2. In what ways can government initiatives and educational programs enhance the cultural identity and societal perception of craftsmanship to counteract stereotypes and misconceptions?