ISBN:
9781882289226
Language:
English
Pages:
Online-Ressource (1055 p)
Edition:
Online-Ausg.
Series Statement:
The Reynolds Series in Sociology
Parallel Title:
Print version Symbolic Interaction : An Introduction to Social Psychology
DDC:
302
Keywords:
Social interaction
;
Social psychology
;
Symbolic interactionism
;
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Abstract:
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Description / Table of Contents:
Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; INTRODUCTION; PART I - INTELLECTUAL ANTECEDENTS; Notes; REFERENCES; SUGGESTED READINGS; Chapter 1 - INTELLECTUAL ANTECEDENTS; Evolution; The Scottish Moralists; German Idealism; Pragmatism; Functional Psychology; REFERENCES; PART II - VARIETIES OF SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM AND LEADING EARLY REPRESENTATIVES; NOTES; REFERENCES; SUGGESTED READINGS; READINGS BY OTHER LEADING REPRESENTATIVES NOT COVERED IN TEXT; ALLIED PERSPECTIVES/SYMPATHETIC FRAMEWORKS/FELLOW TRAVELERS
Description / Table of Contents:
Chapter 2 - THE EARLY INTERACTIONISTS: COOLEY AND THOMASCharles Horton Cooley; W.I. Thomas; REFERENCES; Chapter 3 - MEAD'S SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY; A. Preliminary Remarks; C. Summary; III. EVALUATION; B. Content of Mead's Social Psychology; Chapter 4 - THEORETICAL AND IDEOLOGICAL VARIATIONS IN CONTEMPORARY INTERACTIONISM; The Chicago and Iowa Schools; The Dramaturgical Approach; Ethnomethodology; Summary; NOTES; Chapter 5 - HERBERT BLUMER: SOCIOLOGIST PAR EXCELLENCE; REFERENCES; Chapter 6 - KUHN'S FORMULATION OF THE SELF; Postulates; Summary; Bibliography; Chapter 7 - ERVING GOFFMAN; NOTES
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Chapter 8 - HAROLD GARFINKEL: THE FOUNDER OF ETHNOMETHODOLOGYBACKGROUND; ETHNOMETHODOLOGY DEFINED; ACCOUNTS; DOING ETHNOMETHODOLOGY; NOTES; PART III - METHODOLOGICAL STANCES; SUGGESTED READINGS; Chapter 9 - INTERACTIONIST RESEARCH METHODS: AN OVERVIEW; (1) FIELD METHODS/ETHNOGRAPHY/PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION; II INTERVIEWS; III THE LIFE HISTORY/BIOGRAPHICAL METHOD/DOCUMENT ANALYSIS; IV THE SOCIAL EXPERIMENT; V FILM AND PHOTOGRAPHY; BIBLIOGRAPHY; NOTES; Chapter 10 - SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS AND THE "VARIABLE"; LIMITS OF VARIABLE ANALYSIS; NOTES
Description / Table of Contents:
Chapter 11 - BEYOND BLUMER AND KUHN: RESEARCHING AND STUDYING ACROSS-TIME DATA THROUGH THE USE OF POINT-IN-SPACE LABORATORY PROCEDURESBLUMER AND KUHN: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL ORIENTATIONS; THE LEGACY OF KUHN; THE LEGACY OF BLUMER; THE NEW IOWA SCHOOL REVISITED; QUALITATIVE STUDIES OF SOCIAL PROCESSES; MAKING THE SOCIOLOGICAL LABORATORY SOCIAL; TEMPORALITY AND THE SOCIOLOGICAL LABORATORY; AUDIOVISUAL RECORDINGS; EXTENDING LABORATORY RESEARCH OUTSIDE OF THE LABORATORY; CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; NOTES; Chapter 12 - WALKING A TIGHTROPE: DILEMMAS OF PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION OF GROUPS IN CONFLICT
Description / Table of Contents:
THE ANTAGONISTS: THE UNIFICATION CHURCH AND THE ANTI-CULT MOVEMENTROLE DEFINITION AND JUSTIFICATION; PRESSURES TO GO NATIVE; PUBLIC PRESSURE TO TAKE A STAND; EVOLVING COMMITMENTS; GAINING COMPARABLE INFORMATION AND INSIGHTS; SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; PART IV - MINDED BEHAVIOR; SUGGESTED READINGS; Chapter 13 - MIND, EXPERIENCE, AND BEHAVIOR; Chapter 14 - THE REGULATION OF THE WISHES; NOTES; Chapter 15 - RAPISTS' VOCABULARY OF MOTIVES; Methods and Validity; Justifying Rape; Women as Seductresses; Women Mean "Yes" When They Say "No"; Most Women Eventually Relax and Enjoy It
Description / Table of Contents:
Nice Girls Don't Get Raped
Note:
Description based upon print version of record
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