224 Pages
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Routledge
224 Pages
by
Routledge
224 Pages
by
Routledge
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Meanings and Situations is an account of the ‘interactionist’ position. It is a committed account in the sense that it sees the central concerns of social psychology and sociology as being located in an interpretative and humanistic framework. At the same time, it argues for a bio-social image of man which does not do violence to the way in which men in interaction continuously construct and... Read more
Part 1. Interaction as Sociological Grammar 1. The Conception of Interaction 2. Non-symbolic Interaction 3. Emotional Identification and the Grammar of Sociation 4. The Grammar of Symbolic Sociation (1) Acts, Scenes and Agents 5. The Grammar of Symbolic Sociation (2) Purposes and Agencies Part 2. Models of Interaction 6. Interaction as Drama 7. Interaction as Game and Exchange 8. Interaction as the Negotiation of Identity Part 3. Conclusion 9. Interaction, Selves and Social Fragmentation 10. Reservations
Biography
Arthur Brittan
