Qualitative sociology as everyday life

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Qualitative sociology as everyday life

Barry Glassner & Rosanna Hertz, editors

Sage Publications, c1999

  • : cloth
  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references

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内容説明

How can a person draw on her or his sociological knowledge in everyday life? This insightful new volume collects essays from some of the most renowned sociologists working today. They examine the ways that sociological understanding helps them with their daily experiences. Each contributor works in the qualitative tradition, and the essays cast light on how their observations of everyday life can affect research agendas and vice versa. These essays reflect the desire to understand experiences in a broader context rather than as random and isolated events and how the qualitative approach can achieve that end. Within this collection, editors Barry Glassner and Rosanna Hertz have brought together some of the most distinguished luminaries in the discipline. Many have chosen topics about which they haven't written before, and the essays place the authors sometimes in the roles of insiders, sometimes in the roles of outsiders-occasionally both. Organized around the notion of place-public places, family spaces, interior spaces, and workplaces-the essays touch on the major subdisciplines within sociology. Personal, engaging, and always thought-provoking, Qualitative Sociology as Everyday Life will be of great interest to sociologists and their students, and to qualitative researchers across disciplines.

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PART ONE: PUBLIC PLACES Not Even a Day in the Life - Candace West The Nursing Home - Lillian B Rubin Essaying the Personal - Sherryl Kleinman Making Sociological Stories Stick Enough Already! The Pervasiveness of Warnings in Everyday Life - Shulamit Reinharz Earn as You Learn - Clinton R Sanders Connections between Doing Qualitative Work and Living Daily Life Real Life Sexual Harassment - Christine L Williams PART TWO: FAMILY SPACES A Conversation about Parenting - Naomi Gerstel and Robert Zussman On the (Re)Production of Social Class - Susan E Bell Living In, With, and Beyond Elementary School The Personal, the Sociological, and the Intersection of the Two - Lynne Davidman "Are We Alone?" - Marjorie L DeVault Five Minutes - Peter K Manning PART THREE: INTERIOR SPACES The Pleasure of Slowness - David Silverman It's Boring - Peter Conrad Notes on the Meaning of Boredom in Everyday Life Memory and the Practices of Commitment - Barry Schwartz Performing Montana - Norman K Denzin A Personal Passage - Pepper Schwartz Identity Aquisition and Affinity Groups Standing on the Threshold and Tripping - Arlene Kaplan Daniels Awkwardness in Becoming a Field-Worker My Life with Xena and Billy - Joshua Gamson PART FOUR: WORKPLACES Affirmative Action and Me - Sharon M Collins Making Sense and Making a Difference - Derral Cheatwood Murder and College Administration Feeling at Home at Work - Barrie Thorne and Arlie Russell Hochschild Life in Academic Departments On the Nonnegotiable in Sociological Life - Robert Dingwall Is There a Philosopher in the House? - Jonathan D Moreno The Two Faces of Professional Discretion - Allan Schnaiberg A Vision from the Client's Bed Qualitative Sociology and Good Journalism as Demystifiers - Paul M Hirsch Talks between Teachers - Shirah W Hecht and Howard S Becker

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