Structure and Agency in Everyday Life: An Introduction to Social PsychologyRowman & Littlefield, 2003 - 353 sider Structure and Agency in Everyday Life is the only social interacionist text that emphasizes in all aspects of everyday life the tension between social constraints and social transformation. This second edition greatly expands the discussion of the relationship between structure and agency and coverage of the role of human emotions. Unique also is the text's review of the social and ideological context in which symbolic interactionism arose: the nature/nurture debate, the rise of corporate capitalism, and the decline of social Darwinism. It explores contemporary interactionism under the rubrics of society, self, and mind, highlighting Erving Goffman's work. New also is a comparison and contrast between "personality" and "self" as explanatory concepts for understanding social behavior. New in this edition |
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... Corsaro , and Denzin on Childhood Socialization 201 11 . Socialization and Emotions 221 12 . Gender and Power 245 Part IV : Deviance 275 13 . The Interactionist Conception of Deviance 277 14 . Conclusion 305 References Index About the ...
... Corsaro , and Denzin on Childhood Socialization 201 11 . Socialization and Emotions 221 12 . Gender and Power 245 Part IV : Deviance 275 13 . The Interactionist Conception of Deviance 277 14 . Conclusion 305 References Index About the ...
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... Corsaro , and Denzin on Childhood Socialization , " in Symbolic Interaction 19 : 303-21 , 1996 . Part of chapter 11 was previously published as an article by Bernard N. Meltzer and Gil Richard Musolf entitled " Resentment and ...
... Corsaro , and Denzin on Childhood Socialization , " in Symbolic Interaction 19 : 303-21 , 1996 . Part of chapter 11 was previously published as an article by Bernard N. Meltzer and Gil Richard Musolf entitled " Resentment and ...
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Introduction to Symbolic Interactionism | |
The Social Nature of Human Nature | 11 |
The Social and Ideological Context of Symbolic Interactionism | 13 |
William James and James Mark Baldwin | 23 |
Charles Horton Cooley W I Thomas and John Dewey | 47 |
George Herbert Mead | 69 |
Macrosociological Structures | 93 |
Society The Structural Context of Interaction | 95 |
Socialization | 197 |
Interactionism and the Child Cahill Corsaro and Denzin on Childhood Socialization | 199 |
Socialization and Emotions | 219 |
Gender and Power | 243 |
Deviance | 273 |
The Interactionist Conception of Deviance | 275 |
Conclusion | 303 |
References | 309 |
The Structures of Social Interaction | 115 |
Contemporary Conceptions of the Social Self | 153 |
Mind | 183 |
Index | 345 |
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