Studies in symbolic interaction

著者

• Denzin, Norman K.

書誌事項

Studies in symbolic interaction

editor, Norman K. Denzin

JAI Press, 1978-

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タイトル別名

Studies in symbolic interaction : an annual compilation of research

Studies in symbolic interaction : a research annual

注記

Vols. 36, 38, 40-は子書誌 (<BB0590132X>ほか)

"An annual compilation of research"--V. 1

"A research annual"--V. 2-26

Editors vary

Publishing place varies: Bingley, UK : JAI Press

Publisher varies: Oxford ; Tokyo : Elsevier, JAI

Publisher 2009-: Bingley ; Emerald

Includes bibliographical references

Vols. 33- : "Emerald books"--On cover and p. [4] of cover

内容説明・目次

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v. 20 ISBN 9780762302246

内容説明

This 20th volume in the series discusses a variety of topics in the field of symbolic interaction.

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v. 21 ISBN 9780762303809

内容説明

This 21st volume in the series discusses a variety of topics in the field of symbolic interaction. It is divided into three parts, which address: remembering Anselm Strauss; the pragmatic heritage; and, reading self, media and culture.

目次

• Part 1 Remembering Anselm Strauss: memorial session for Anselm Strauss, Toronto, 1997 - a collective tribute to Anselm Strauss, Kathy Charmaz, Virginia Oleson
• introductory remarks, Virginia Oleson
• Anselm Strauss (a tribute - contributions to symbolic interactionism, Robert Prus
• Anselm Strauss - a British memoir, Robert Dingwall
• professions, work and organizations - comments on the contributions of Anselm Strauss, Mayer N. Zald
• Anselm Strauss and the generic importance of his work in structuring my research, Jacqueline P. Wiseman
• remembering Anselm, Norman K. Denzin
• the sociologists as author - a homage to Anselm Strauss - an appreciation. Susan Leigh Star. Part 2 The pragmatic heritage: me(a)diating the past - reflections on the problem-solving potential of disciplinary histories, Regina Hewitt
• the reemergence of John Dewey and American pragmatism, Gideon Sjoberg et al. Part 3 reading self, media, and culture: natural-born oranges - from modern anti-hero to postmodern media stars, Andrea Fontana, Simon Gottschalk
• the pains of everyday life - between DSM1 and the postmodern, Simon Gottschalk
• using a nonsociological text to understand sociological classics - Godot and the postmodern challenge to sociology, william Reese II, Michael Katovich
• video games - analyzing gender identity and violence in this new virtual reality, Sean Gilmore, Alicia Crissman
• the slanted smile factory - emotion management in Tokyo Disneyland, Aviad Raz
• riding the black ship, Aviad Raz
• the social creation of deviant status - gender, race, and criminality in antebellum Louisiana, Daniel Dotter, Marianne Fishert-Giorlando.

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v. 22 ISBN 9780762304134

内容説明

The essays in this annual series consist of original research and theory within the general sociological perspective known as Symbolic Interactionism. International in scope, this series draws upon the work of interpretive students of cultural studies, ethnographers, phenomenologists, ethnomethodologists, critical, standpoint and feminist theorists, as well as traditional symbolic interactionists. The emphasis is on new thought and research which bridge links to an emergent critical theory of self, language, the media, socialization, interaction, social relationships, and race, class, and gender.

目次

Glocalization (Special Partial Issue). Glocalization and symbolic interactionism (A.E. Raz). Handling ambivalence toward "Western" ways: transnational cultural flaws and men's identity in India (S. Derne). Ethnographic Poetics, Autoethnography, and Self Stories. Madness and I (R.V. Travisano). The terms of my Latino identity: an exploratory auto-ethnic narrative (S. Moreman). Once the professor: fifty-eight ways to leave an institution (R. Quinney). Al-anon stories: transformations in an emotional cultural (G. Zajdow). Gender, culture and violence. Music periods in the rock and post rock eras: the rise of female performers on a provocative stage (M.A. Katovich, M.S. Makowski). Gendering violence (J.F. Gilgun, L. McLeod). New Directions in Theory and Research. The end of personality? (B.N. Meltzer, G.R. Musolf). The technological seam (D.L. Altheide). Michel Foucault and symbolic interactionism: the making of a new theory of interactionism (B. Castellani).

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v. 23 ISBN 9780762306398

内容説明

Studies in Symbolic Interaction (SSI) is an ISI listed serial that locates current symbolic interactionist thought and provides contemporary readings of social situations. The papers are longer than the average journal article allowing more scope for expansion and development. To reflect the wide range of perspectives in symbolic interactionism, SSI draws on many interpretative resources including: Post-structuralism Reconstructivism Performativity Critical race theory Feminist theory Posthumanism Materials theory Post-colonialism Affective theories Queer theory

目次

Stanley L. Saxton Tribute (Special Partial Issue). He made us lonesome when he went: in memory of a true pragmatist (M.A. Katovich). Renewing the promise of pragmatism: towards a sociology of difference (F.G. Pestello, S.L. Saxton). Spots on a gnat's ass, good soldiers, and sociology departments: Stan Saxton's pragmatist approach to sociology (D.E. Miller et al.). Urban inequality and the possibilities of church-based intervention (D.R. Maines, M.J. McCallion). How relevant is the concept of the 'biologic individual' to sociology? (P. Tibbetts). Reflections: Stan Saxton and the small town community (P.F. Palermo). Theoretical Interventions. Attitudes and platitudes: postmodernism and interactionist thought (D.R. Dickens). Castrato: predetermined to fluid self, or, a dialogue/performance script intended to inform Garfinkel about the possibilities of gendering (A. Fontana, R. Schmidt). Communication, the Media, and Community. 'Have a nice day!': phatic communion and everyday life (B.N. Meltzer, G.R. Musolf). From radio to television: space, sound, and motion (C.W. Kaha). Managing disruptions and maintaining humor on late night talk (M.A. Katovich, R. Burns). Race, Deviance, and the Body. Racism in the Ivory City: the natural history of a research project (J.E. Nash). Critique of concordance in the commercial blood industry (L. Anderson). Get-tough legislation as represented action: the case of caning, paddling, and flogging (P.W. Davis). Self, Identity and Narrative. Stigma and place: space, community, and the politics of reputation (K.E. Hayden). The eating disorder is not you : applying Bakhtin's theories in analyzing narrative co-construction in an internet support group (M.K. Walstrom). Widowhood: reconstruction of self-concept and identities (H.Z. Lopata). Cultural maintenance and narratives of resistance in educational reform (D.L. Altheide, D.A. Spencer).

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v. 24 ISBN 9780762307548

内容説明

This volume examines the concept of performance in ethnographic studies, with a special focus on the issues surrounding the performances of race, and cultural and environmental identities. A special partial section honours the contributions of David R. Maines to the field of communication studies. The concluding section considers new theoretical developments in interaction theory, including a re-examination of the spectatorial gaze in film and literary approaches to the imagined past.

目次

• David Maines (Special Partial Issue): Symbolic interaction and communication - NCA spotlight on the contributions of David R. Maines, (A.P. Bochner, Shing-Ling S. Chen)
• The idea of structure and communication in David Maines' work. (B.E. Gronbeck)
• The Maines-stream - a pragmatist perspective on social organization and policy production, (P.M. Hall)
• Framing norms - the culture of expectations and explanations, (G.A. Fine)
• Telling stories of David R. Maines: an admiring friend's sampler, (W.K. Rawlins)
• Musing and thrashing around at the intersection of symbolic interactionism and communication studies, (D.R. Maines). Race, Culture and Identity: Identity, displacement, and memory, (D. Cotanda)
• The Sid Cartwright incident - an African American male's interpretive narrative of interracial encounters at the University of Chicago, (R. Buford-May). Identity, TV, and cultural critique, (J. Pierce). Biracial lived experience - from encapsulated to constructive self, (M. Hardesty). Ethnographic Performances: Salt fever - an ethnographic narrative in four sections, (A. Fontana)
• Absence as presence, (L. Richardson)
• Hurricanes - a narrative of conflict cycles in a distressed marriage, (E. Foster)
• Feeling the field - tracking shifts in ethnographic research, (P.R. Ibarra, M. Kusenbach)
• Stockyards boyhood, (N. Wiley). Interpretive Developments: The greening of identity - three environmental paths, (S. Gottschalk)
• On reconciling past and future - imaginary conversations as actual negotiations, (R. Hewitt)
• Revisiting the spectatorial gaze in film, (E. Tseelon).

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v. 25 ISBN 9780762308514

内容説明

This volume emphasizes interpretive interactionist work on race, media, culture and identity. Experimental, autoethnographic performance texts are privileged, as are recent theoretical developments in symbolic interaction theory involving critical humanism, pragmatic theories of power and the layered bureaucracy. It also presents essays on the New Iowa School, the work of Gideon. S. Joberg, cultural studies and symbolic interactionism, including the work of Norman Denzin.

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• New Iowa School (Special Partial Issue): Renewing the New Iowa School of symbolic interaction in the new millennium, Shing-Ling S. Chen
• Empiricism on the prairie - four waves of the New Iowa School, M.A. Katovich et al
• Empiricism in cyberspace - the New Iowa School goes online, Shing-Ling S. Chen, M.D. Johns
• Cockroach culture, D.E. Miller. Gideon Sjoberg (Special Partial Issue): Expanding the possibilities of pragmatism and symbolic interaction - a tribute to Gideon Sjoberg, E. Gill
• My move into symbolic interactionism and pragmatism, G. Sjoberg
• Taking the roles of multiple others, N. Williams
• Gideon Sjoberg and the countersystem method, S. Lyng
• Unlocking the iron cage - human agency and social organization, E. Gill
• Gideon Sjoberg, methodology and symbolic interaction, B. Litrell. Cultural Studies and Symbolic Interactionism - Norman Denzin's Contributions to Communication and Sociological Inquiries (Special Partial Issue): Cultural studies and symbolic interactionism - NCA spotlight on the contributions of Norman Denzin, Shing-Ling S. Chen
• Reflections on media meanings in Denzin's work, D.L. Altheide
• Norman Denzin's feminist communitarian ethics (C.G. Christians). Symbolic interaction in retrospect - a conversation with Norman Denzin, (C. Ellis, A. Bochner
• Cultural studies and symbolic interactionism - notes in critique and tribute to Norman Denzin, J.W. Carey
• Cultural studies and symbolic interactionism, N.K. Denzin. (Part contents).

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v. 26 ISBN 9780762310098

内容説明

The first part of this collection of essays is devoted to the work of Peter Hall in communications and sociological inquiries. It emphasises developments in interactionist theory, as well as examples of post-modern ethnograohy and performance texts on border crossings and performances.

目次

Peter Hall's Contributions to Communications and Sociological Inquiries (Special Partial Issue). Engaging Peter Hall's work concerning social organization, power, policy, and communication (W.K. Rawlins). Conversations and engagements: contributions to theory in the work of Peter M. Hall (M.J. Neitz ). Communication as power in Peter Hall's work (D. Altheide). Mesodomain analysis and considerations of a healthy society (D.R. Maines). Peter Hall's contributions to public policy research: applications to educational reform (H. Mehan et al.). Transversing intra, inter-, and transpersonal communication: the larcenous leads of Peter M. Hall (S.E. Cahill). Resting, reflecting, renewing (P.M. Hall). New Development in Interactionist Theory and Practice. Towards a communicative model for mental health research and practice (W.D. Woodward). Voices of social problems: a dialogical constructionist model (L.T. Nichols). Rethinking constructionist agency: claimsmakers as conditions, audiences, types and symbols (L.T. Nichols). Status disclosure: genetic counseling as an arena for negotiation (A.E. Raz). Emotion and film theory (N. Wiley). [Post]Modern Ethnography. From flanerie to pseudo-flanerie: the postmodern tourist in Las Vegas (K. Borchard). Ethnography since postmodernism (A. Fontana, T. Mcginnis). Traversing the great divide: writing the self into qualitative research and narrative (R.A. Rhoads). Border Crossings/Border Performances. Chicken wings (R. Bai). Remembering me (J.K.T. Laraviere). Crossing the border and crossing myself (H. Campuzano). Touched...to here knows when (C.M. Elavsky). Soloing (M. Chandler). The interview (A. Padilla). Surviving the American dream: con la alma por dentro (A. Padilla). Delivering Malinche (A. Filmer). Things we said tomorrow... (M.D. Giardina). Talking about alchemy, the grid, the wing, and the crystal ball (D. Yomtoob).

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v. 27 ISBN 9780762310968

内容説明

Volume 27 of "Studies in Symbolic Interaction" emphasizes new developments in interactional theory and practice, as well as examples of post-modern ethnography and performance texts focused on border crossings and border performances. The volume also presents essays honoring Laurel Richardsons contributions to Symbolic Interaction and Communications, as well as the inaugural address in the "Peter M. Hall Lecture Series".

目次

Part I. Laurel Richardson's Contributions to Symbolic Interaction and Communication. Writing Issues on and off the Page. Week 55: Flags in the Window. Pedagogical Takes off the Page: Being with Laurel Richardson. Narrative Ethnography as Social Science Discourse. Letter from Tampa: Beginning at the End. Walking and Writing with Laurel Richardson: A Story in Poems. Feminism on and off the Page. Meetings. Part II. Peter M. Hall Lecture Series. Symbolic Interaction, Sociology, and Changing SocietyCritical Issues and New Directions: Introduction. The Real-Estate Developer as Villain: Notes on a Stigmatized Occupation. Part III. Developments in Interactionist Theory and Practice. Joanna Baillie at Hull House: a Working Hypothesis For Disciplinary Reform. Toward an Interpretive Analytics of the Sign: Interactionism, Power, Semiosis (and George W. Bush). Interpreting George W. Bush: a Socio-Semiotic Illustration and a Performative Extension. Work Without End: The Making of a Subjective Culture. Dignity Transitions: Death-Ritual Symbolism in the Lives of the Elderly. Pierre Bourdieu's Concept of the Politics of Symbolization and Symbolic Interactionism. One Mans Story: How I Became a Disorganized, Dangerous, Violent Criminal. Part IV. Border Crossings/Border Performances. Resisting Docility. Liminal Borders and Various Shadings:A Collage of Colorlessness. Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Who is the fairest of them all? The Novel of Our Times: Reading the Social in Bret Easton Ellis. Music, Meaning, and Subjectivity: The 32 Flavor of Ani Difranco and Friends. What Would I Say If I Was Dying?

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v. 28 ISBN 9780762311866

内容説明

Volume 28 of "Studies in Symbolic Interaction" emphasizes new developments in interactional theory and practice, as well as examples of post-modern ethnography and performance texts focused on border crossings and border performances. The volume also presents essays honoring Carolyn Ellis' contributions to 'Symbolic Interaction and Communications', as well as the annual address in the "Peter M Hall Lecture" series.

目次

• Part I. In Touch with Carolyn Ellis
• Ellis's Contributions to Symbolic Interaction and Communication. Sketching Carolyn Ellis, The Purple Diva of Autoethnography. (C. Rambo). Storying the Possible: The Life Writing and Writing Life of Carolyn Ellis. (S. Holman Jones). From Lingua Franca to Scriptio Animi: Carolyn Ellis's Writing of the Heart. (S. Green and D. Flemons). Tracing Touch. (P. Geist Martin, J. Minge). Touching Back/Receiving Gifts. (C. Ellis). Taking Notes: Lessons on Ethnography and Life from Carolyn Ellis. (L.L. Ellingson). Democracy is a Gift. (N.K. Denzin). Surviving Autoethnography. (A.P. Bochner). Part II. Peter M. Hall Lecture Series. Symbolic Interaction, Sociology and Changing Society: Critical Issues and New Directions: Introduction. (P.M. Hall). Identity Stakes, Manhood Acts, and the Dynamics of Accountability. (M. Schwalbe). Part III. Developments in Interactionist Theory and Practice. Backwards Traveler(s): Re/Writing Post-9/11 America. (M.D. Giardina). Sacred and Profane: (Six Feet Under:) a Sociological Performance. (A. Fontana, T.A. McGinnis, C.L. Radeloff). Lessons from Jasper: How a White Father's Unimaginable Imaginary Conversations with his Black Daughter Shine a Light on Whiteness. (K. Dolan). Carnaval, Cumbia and Queens: Representations of Blackness. (D. Davila). Words. (C. Moreira). The Novel: Disclosing the Self in a Creative Social Act. (L. Athens). Fanny May, The Gray Horse, and Remembrance of Ma's Death. (M.A. Katovich). The Strangeness of Being. (A. Fontana, T.A. Mcginnis). Part IV. Border Crossings/Border Performances. Caffeine, Carnival and the Emergence of Eighteenth-Century Nervous Dis-Ease. (C. Diana). The Postmodern Turn in Interactionism. (A. Fontana). Who are you: Pete Townshend, "Going Solo," and the Postmodern Search for Self in Rock Music. (D. Dotter). The Medicated Self. (J. Davis-Berman, F.G. Pestello). Emotions and Collaborative Learning: a Durkheimian Interpretation of Scheff's Theory of Creativity. (S. Derne, L. Jadwin). A Note on Inter-Viewing: Using Symbolic Interactionism for Interview Analysis. (A. Raz). The Other in the Game: Mead and Wittgenstein on Interaction. (R.S. Perinbanayagam). What's Happening To S.I.: G. Fine. (A. Ouassini). The Decline of Folkways and Mores. (B.N. Meltzer). Gay Moral Discourse: Talking about Identity, Sex, and Commitment. (D.E. Woolwine, E. Doyle McCarthy). An Account of a Life Lived: Herbert Blumer Revisited. (K. Manges Douglas).

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v. 29 ISBN 9780762313259

内容説明

Volume 29 of "Studies in Symbolic Interaction" honors Ron Pelias' contributions to symbolic interaction and performance studies. The work of Patricia Ticineto Clough is also honored. New theoretical developments in the areas of race, identity, politics and authenticity are presented, as are performance essays interrogating mental health care, and the representations of gender and sexuality in the popular HBO series, "Sex in the City". It honors the work of Ron Pelias and Patricia Ticineto Clough and features a performance essay that discusses representations of gender and ethnicity in HBO's "Sex and the City".

目次

Honoring Ron Pelias Alice Filmer Coronary Epistemology: or What It Takes to Know Things by Heart: In Honor of Ronald J. Pelias Contributions to Qualitative Communication Research Carolyn Ellis The Emotional Life: Honoring Ron Pelias Denise Menchaca Pentimento, Permission, Poetry, and Pelias: Declaring my Heart Lesa Lockford Etudes: Lessons from the Heart of Ron Pelias Norman Denzin INDIANS IN THE PARK, PART TWO Ronald J. Pelias On Being Read Theoretical Interventions Joseph Schneider Rewriting the Subject of Knowledge: Contributions from the Work of Patricia Ticineto Clough Richard Bradley Race, Romanticism, and the Contours of Confederate Identity Phillip Vannini The Changing Meanings of Authenticity: An Interpretive Biography of Professors Work Experiences Performing Culture Tonya Davidson Stigma and the Single Girl: Performing Gender, Sex, and the City Barbara Woods McElroy The Processual Ordering of Mental Health Care: The Dramaturgical Styles of Contending Political Factions

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v. 35 ISBN 9780857243614

内容説明

This vibrant volume is a refreshing piece of work full of cutting-edge contributions on popular music and interaction, with seminal essays on music and identity, the spaces of musical interaction (subcultures, scenes, communities), and music in and as interaction. It explores the positive impact popular music has on the field of symbolic interaction and how it helps us to revitalize and reposition existing concepts. The editors and authors of this volume are themselves researchers and writers in the area of popular music and major players in the bright future of symbolic interaction. They present a creative mix of exciting articles including 'Grandmamma, What Great Ears You Have!', 'Digging a River Downstream', 'Driving to the beat of one's own hum' and 'Brutal Belonging in Melbourne's Grindcore Scene'. Genres discussed range from country, jazz and the virtuoso to latino, grindcore and extreme metal. This volume features 7 new interpretive works focused on cross-generational musical interaction, becoming "Yellow", race in the South in the 1920s, friendship, managing emotion in sport families, futureless pasts, and G. H. Mead's theory of social becoming.

目次

List of Contributors. Introduction: The impact of popular music on symbolic interaction. Introduction: Music and identity. The group ethic in the improvising jazz ensemble: a symbolic interactionist analysis of music, identity, and social context. Established Latino music scenes: Sense of place and the challenge of authenticity. Authenticating identity work: Accounts of underground country musicians. Introduction: Spaces of musical interaction: Scenes, subcultures, and communities. Brutal belonging in Melbourne's grindcore scene. Musical genre as a gendered process: Authenticity in extreme metal. Digging a river downstream: Producing emergence in music. Teaching the art of playing with career-coupling relationships in the virtuoso world. Introduction: Music in (inter)action. Noise in action: the sonic (de)construction of art worlds. Driving to the beat of one's own hum: automobility and musical listening. Music, symbolic interaction, and study abroad. Grandmamma, what great ears you have! (Cross-generational musical interaction and the discovery of silence). Becoming "yellow". Subculture and myth: the case of Robert Johnson in the 1920s-1930s US South. Leroy and me. Competing with her mother-in-law: the intersection of control management and emotion management in sport families. The futureless past. G. H. Mead's intimations of dialogue and narrative in social becoming with others. Studies in symbolic interaction. Studies in symbolic interaction. Copyright page.

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v. 7, pt. B ISBN 9780892327430

内容説明

This 7th volume in the series discusses a variety of topics in the field of symbolic interaction.

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v. 16 ISBN 9781559388627

内容説明

This 16th volume in the series discusses a variety of topics in the field of symbolic interaction; these topics include extending interaction theory and new empirical and theoretical inquiries.

目次

• Part 1 Extending interaction theory: from whence, to whither, Chicago-style interactionism, Anselm Strauss
• identity theory - its development, research base, and prospects, Sheldon Stryker
• why I went into the laboratory and what we found, Carl J. Couch. Part 2 Review symposium: the werald, Edward Rose
• the woruld, Edward Rose
• the theoretic construction in the ethno-inquiries, Edward Rose
• glossing the wearld, Laurel Richardson
• on the wearld by Edward Rose, George Psathas. Part 3 New beginnings: sociological poetics, Stefan Timmermans
• glancing off the postmodern wall - a visit to the making of "Zulu Dawn", Nate Kohn
• the other end of the line, Greg Seigworth
• warp speed in Barcelona - olympism, ideology and experience, Robert Rinehart
• lobstering out of narrow river - minding one's grasp, Richard V. Travisano
• my bloody valentine, Allen Shelton. Part 4 New empirical and theoretical inquiries: the ethical face of commonplace malice - convolutions of the divided subject, Alan Blum
• experiencing Hurricane Andrew - environment and everyday life, Kenneth J. Smith and Linda Liska Belgrave
• nature's a joker - self and reality worlds for Simmel, Ibsen, Dick and Durkheim, Jules Wanderer
• life course as reflexive object - some constitutional elements in the life histories of working-class men, Gerald Handel.

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v. 17 ISBN 9781559388634

内容説明

This 17th volume in the series discusses a variety of topics under the headings of postmodern ethnography and its critics, and interpretive inquiries.

目次

• Part 1 Postmodern ethnography and its critics: gender advertisements then and now - Goffman, symbolic interactionism and the problem of history, Gaile McGregor
• between postmodernism and positivism - implications for methods, Kathy Charmaz
• reflections on ethnographic knowledge and constituencies, Gale Miller
• stranger then fiction - insights and pitfalls in post-modern ethnography, Clinton R. Sanders
• postmodernism and linguistic reality versus symbolic interactionism and obdurate reality, Lorne L. Dawson and Robert C. Prus
• lost in the ozone again - the postmodernist fad and interactionist foibles, Joel Best. Part 2 Interpretive inquiries: post-positivist experiments in Husserlian phenomenological sociology, Valerie Malhotra Bentz
• emotional generalization - an integrative proposition, Beverley Cuthbertson Johnson
• committed selves, epiphany and behavioural consistency - a study of committment to natural dieting, Fred P. Pestello
• environmental identity - symbols in cultural change, Anne Statham
• the event frame, Alexander Durig.

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v. 18 ISBN 9781559389778

内容説明

This 18th volume in the series discusses a variety of topics in the field of symbolic interaction.

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v. 19 ISBN 9781559389853

内容説明

This 19th volume in the series discusses a variety of topics in the field of symbolic interaction.

目次

• Foreword, Norman K. Denzin
• the interactionist gaze
• gazing at symbolic interactionists - a photo montage, Russell R. Chabot
• problems in interpretive theory and qualitative research, Yvonna S. Lincoln
• a historical geneology of validity, methods, and truth, Donileen R. Loseke and Spencer E. Cahill
• experimental texts, validity, truth and method in postmodern university classrooms - mystery writing and the incurably informed, Carolyne J. White and Bethany Kimbell-Amos
• African-American success stories - three narrative journeys, Deborah A. Austin
• pentecostal aquatics - sacrifice, redemption, and secrecy at camp, Robert Rinehart
• evaluation, ethics and moral dilemmas
• the naturalistic fallacy in contemporary interactionist-interpretive research, Clifford Christians
• thought on the moral career of the interpretive inquirer - reuniting interpretation and eval-uation, Thomas A. Schwandt
• evaluation ethics and issues of social justice - contributions from female moral thinking, Katherine E. Ryan, Cui Bono
• institutional review board ethics and ethnographic research, Stefan Timmermans
• new developments in theory
• matching methodological liabilities to extend Couch's theory of coordinated action, David T. Basiien
• minimalists actions, methodological constraints and sociological explanation, Robert S. Perinbanayagam
• try to make it real, compared to what?, Richard Quinney.

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v. 37 ISBN 9781780521565

内容説明

Volume 37 in the bi-annual series "Studies in Symbolic Interaction" is divided into three distinct parts: Part One, Theoretical Openings, focuses on new theoretical work in the interactionist tradition by leading interdisciplinary scholars. It examines the mesodomain of welfare reform through re-negotiating the order of economic inequality, provides a grounded fractal analysis into the medicalization of homelessness and the sociology of the self, and looks at the labeling of immigrant men as criminals. In Part Two, Studies in Social Construction, focus shifts to issues of gender, ethnicity, illness and the urban situation including articles on the social constructions of the non-prejudiced white self, women's interaction with romantic comedies and the impact on their relationship, and engaging cultural narratives of the ethnic restaurant. The third and final part, Autoethnographic Interventions, turns inward to autoethnographic reflections on identity, technology, family, work and self including contributions on the digital evolution of an American identity and nursing's moral imperative as the flexible professional and the discourse of unexpected evidence.

目次

List of Contributors. Fort Davis National Historic Site: An Indian Fort without Indians. The Medicalization of Homelessness and the Sociology of the Self: A Grounded Fractal Analysis. Interethnic Interactions and Perceptions of Immigrant Men in Public Space: The Experience of Community Safety by Seniors in a Multicultural Neighbourhood. Parenting a Youthful Offender. Review of the Social History of Language and Social Interaction Research: People, Places, Ideas by Wendy Leeds-Hurwitz. Social Constructions of the Nonprejudiced White Self. Engaging Cultural Narratives of the Ethnic Restaurant: Discursive Practices of Hybridity, Authenticity, and Commoditization. Illness Metaphors, Japan's "Gaijin" Race Philosophy, and the Formation of the Self. Women's Interactions with Romantic Comedies and the Impact on their RelationshipsHappily Ever After:. The Digital Evolution of an American Identity. The Rhetorical Negotiation of Professional Identity: Nursing's Moral Imperative as the Flexible Professional and the Contribution of Unexpected Evidence. Studies in symbolic interaction. Studies in symbolic interaction. Studies in symbolic interaction. Copyright page.

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v. 39 ISBN 9781781900567

内容説明

Part I, "Theoretical Openings," of Volume 39 of Studies in Symbolic Interaction contains outstanding contributions by leading interactionists on welfare reform, history, biography and memory. The three chapters in Part II, "Studies in Social Construction," interrogate the complexities of social interaction, interpersonal and professional identity, and the cinematic representation of alcoholism. Part III takes up important interpretive interventions on the topics of imagination and intimate deception in everyday life.

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List of Contributors. The Mesodomain of Welfare Reform: Renegotiating the Order of Economic Inequality. Milkshakes and Convertibles: An Autobiographical Reflection. The Superiority Delusion and Critical Consciousness: The Paradox of Role-Taking Refusal in the Microfoundation of Dehumanization and Resistance. Collective Identity Narratives: Historical and Emergent Stories of Selfhood in a Deindustrializing Community. Never Mind the Scholar, Here's the Old Punk: Identity, Community, and the Aging Music Fan. Compliance Dramas in Alcoholic Anonymous Films: An Interactionist Reading of The Days of Wine and Roses. Interactions and the Drama of Engagement. Imagining Imagination. Intimate Deception in Everyday Life. Studies in symbolic interaction. Studies in symbolic interaction. Studies in symbolic interaction. Copyright page. About the Authors.

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v. 30 ISBN 9781846639302

内容説明

This book emphasizes critical approaches to the study of race, identity and self, as well as developments in interactionist theory, ethics and dramaturical studies.

目次

Elaborating the discursive contexts of framing: discursive fields and spaces. Invited comment: Framing, Actions and Feedback. Celebrating work. Saving sociology. Rewriting the subject of knowledge: Contributions from the work of Patricia Ticineto Clough. Producing, consuming, and providing instruction on poetic texts in the classical roman era: the pragmatist contributions of Horace, Longinus, and Plutarch. Identities and involutes: some reflections on narrative ethics. Social symbolism: forms and functions - a pragmatist perspective. Responding to verbal ambiguity: the case of puns. The specter of whiteness. Dimensions of the postmodern self. Others in the making of selves. Symbolic spaces in dirty work: academic service as authentic resistance. Using myth to break oppression: an interactive investigation of Ecuador's Mestizo cultural identity. From Cosby's lips and through the media's filters: A framing analysis of Bill Cosby's remarks on the 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board of education and the journalistic response. Reconstructing relationships in the classroom: an autoethnographic tale of learning. My short and happy life as a decorated war hero. The home run: A Dramaturgical moment in time. Scorekeeping versus storytelling: Representational practices in the construction of "hate crime". The use of critical life history inquiry as a methodology for studying the identity construction of activist educators. Community in a mobile subculture: the world of the touring motorcyclist. List of Contributors. Studies in symbolic interaction. Studies in symbolic interactionVolume 30. Copyright pagr.

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v. 31 ISBN 9781848551244

内容説明

Volume 31 of "Studies in Symbolic Interaction" inaugurates the "Blue Ribbon Paper Series" under the editorship of Lonnie Athens. The papers in this series celebrate cutting-edge theory and research presented at the Couch-Stone Spring Symposium, and the Annual Meetings of the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction. New theoretical developments in the areas of everyday life, race, Native Americans, politics, performance, Spartan Superhunks, and Persian Monsters in recent Hollywood film are also included.

目次

The inauguration of the "Blue-Ribbon Papers". The 2007 Couch-Stone distinguished lecture: The pragmatists' theory of the self. George Herbert Mead: an early sociologist of scientific knowledge. The controversy of mind over matter: Mead's solution and applications from neuroscience. The passages of theory: a critical analysis of the Ortega-Mead connection. Considering violentization toward the societal scale. How I became a criminologist. Quilts and everyday life. Dialogics of discomfort: race, roles, and performance. Jesuits, indians, and the legend of ondessonk. Artistic performances and sociological research. Spartan superhunks and Persian monsters: Responding to truth and identity as determined by Hollywood. List of Contributors. Studies in symbolic interaction. Studies in symbolic interaction. Copyright page.

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v. 32 ISBN 9781848551268

内容説明

Volume 32 of "Studies in Symbolic Interaction" contains five cutting-edge papers which examine the future of symbolic interaction. Adele Clarke, Kathy Charmaz, Fritz Schutze, Margaret Kearney, Karen Schumacher, and Susan Kools honor Anselm Strauss and 40 years of grounded theory. Additional essays offer new theoretical developments in the areas of social work, race, media, identity, and politics. The work of Norma Williams is also celebrated.

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On the future of symbolic interactionism. The geography of disciplinary amnesia: Eleven scholars reflect on the international state of symbolic interactionism. Authenticity, activity, and conceptuality: generating a pluralist, humanist, and enduring social science. The future of symbolic interaction, peaking, and collapsing the matrix. A future for symbolic interactionism. Celebrating anselm strauss and forty years of grounded theory. From heritage to postmodern grounded theorizing: Forty years of grounded theory. Constant Comparisons and. The legacy in Germany today of Anselm Strauss' vision and practice of sociology. The legacy of Anselm Strauss in constructivist grounded theory. Inconstant comparisons: a nurse and a sociologist study depression using grounded theory. Sex/gender and race/ethnicity in the legacy of Anselm Strauss. The vultures which attended my birth. Archie, meet Larry: framing race in two acclaimed television comedy series. A voice from the grave: A posthumous dialogue with Norma Williams. Making interactionism useful: translations for social work and sociological direct practice. List of Contributors. Studies in symbolic interaction. Studies in symbolic interactionVolume 32. Copyright page.

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v. 33 ISBN 9781848557840

内容説明

Part one of volume 33 of "Studies on Symbolic Interaction" contains seven outstanding contributions by leading symbolic interactionists in the 'Annual Blue Ribbon Papers Series' under the editorial leadership of Lonnie Athens. Part two, under the special issue editorship of Richard King, examines commodity racism: representation, racialization and resistance. Part three presents papers in the 'Annual Peter M. Hall Lecture Series' and Part four presents new interpretive works in the interactionist tradition. International in scope, the series draws upon the work of urban ethnographers, interpretive, constructionist, ethnomethodological, critical race, postcolonial, feminist, queer, and cultural studies traditions. The emphasis is on new thought and research. Essays which interrogate the intersections between biography, media, history, politics and culture are encouraged.

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Introduction to 'blue ribbon papers': Investigating the empirical world. The wisdom of distrust: reflections on Ukrainian society and sociology. Situating public performances: folk singers and song introductions. The music ringtone as an identity management device: a research note. There's no place like home. The structure of flirtation: on the construction of interactional ambiguity. Becoming a sociologist: One woman's journey. Commodity racism now. Commodity race and emotion: The racial commercialization of human feeling in corporate consumerism. The princess and the SUV: Brand images of native Americans as commodified racism. E. It's gotta be the body: race, commodity, and surveillance of contemporary black athletes. Consuming "Polynesia": Visual spectacles of native bodies in Hawaiian tourism. Cinco de mayo, inc.: Reinterpreting Latino culture into a commercial holiday. If santa wuz black: The domestication of a white myth. Unsettling commodity racism. Introduction to David Altheide's talk: "Terrorism and propaganda". Terrorism and propaganda. There's our Hitler envy! Altheide's version of fear it now. The essentials of symbolic interactionism: A paper in honor of Bernard N. Meltzer. Communicative sustainability: A framework for performance accounting. The inter-play of power and meta-power in the social construction of "entrepreneurial" professional services firms: A processual ordering perspective. Mystification of rock. Narrative form and temporality in public discourse: Romance, tragedy, and America's presence in Iraq. Four ethnomethodological paradoxes: Reflections on the work of Kenneth Liberman. Leaving black rock city. List of Contributors. Studies in symbolicinteraction. Studies in symbolic interaction volume 33. Copyright page.

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v. 34 ISBN 9781849509602

内容説明

Part I of Volume 34 of "Studies in Symbolic Interaction" contains 12 outstanding contributions by leading activist scholars on Commodity Racism, Chief Illiniwek, and Native American Sport Mascots. Part II, New Interpretative Works, contain seven performance narratives - black womanhood, masculinity, whiteness, and gender, sexual violation, old civilization and democratic citizenship.

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List of Contributors. Thinking against/after chief Illiniwek. Explaining the NCAA Decision, August 9, 2005. Mourning the mascot's demise: On prehistoric origins and modern aftermath. "Leutwiler's Indian": Creating the "Chief" tradition at the university of Illinois. Why the NCAA was right. Inventing tradition: The garippo report and the paraphernalia of jurisprudence. Death and resurrection of chief illiniwek (1926-2007). Staging an intervention in a virtual dystopia: The online fallout of the race, power and privilege forum and the removal of "Chief Illiniwek". The university of chief illiniwek? Consuming "indianness" in the shadows of memorial stadium. (Not) Writing about the chief. On deaf ears: an activist's comments to the university's trustees. "Born to be wild" or a "tale of two theories": A performance of black womanhood in the United States. Romance, nostalgia, and danger: Disposing of the white male guide. "And her death filled her with great plentitude": Whiteness, erasure, and racialized schooling. Stepping out, speaking up: Resisting sexual violence through narratives. The chargeling. Playing with oil: Putting performativity at the center of oil civilization. Lifelong education and democratic citizenship. Studies in symbolic interaction. Studies in symbolic interaction. Copyright page.

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