This book provides the first genuinely intelligible and reasonably systematic presentation of this perspective and contributed to the restructuring of empirical knowledge upon solid foundations. It remains important to those who would understood these areas of the social sciences and their potential to contribute to understanding of social life.
This book provides the first genuinely intelligible and reasonably systematic presentation of this perspective and contributed to the restructuring of empirical knowledge upon solid foundations. It remains important to those who would understood these areas of the social sciences and their potential to contribute to understanding of social life.
Preface PART ONE: ABSOLUTIST SOCIOLOGIES AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL SOCIOLOGIES 1. Understanding Everyday Life Jack D. Douglas 2. Alfred Schutz and the Sociology of Common-sense Knowledge John Heeren 3. Normative and Interpretive Paradigms in Sociology Thomas P. Wilson 4. The Everyday World as a Phenomenon Don H. Zimmerman and Melvin Pollner PART TWO: CONSTRUCTING SITUATIONAL MEANINGS: LANGUAGE, MEANING AND ACTION 5. On Meaning by Rule D. Lawrence Wieder 6. The Acquisition of Social Structure: Toward a Developmental Sociology of Language and Meaning Aaron V. Cicourel 7. Words, Utterances, and Activities Roy Turner 8. The Everyday World of the Child Matthew Speier PART THREE: RULES, SITUATED MEANINGS, AND ORGANIZED ACTIVITIES 9. The Practicalities of Rule Use Don H. Zimmerman 10. Talking and Becoming: A View of Organizational Socialization Peter K. Manning PART FOUR: SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM AND ETHNOMETHODOLOGY 11. Symbolic Interactionism and Ethnomethodology Norman K. Denzin 12. Ethnomethodology and the Problem of Order: Comment on Denzin Don H. Zimmerman and D. Lawrence Wieder PART FIVE: SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY AND TRUTH 13. Theorizing Alan F. Blum 14. On the Failure of Positivism Peter McHugh References Index
Preface PART ONE: ABSOLUTIST SOCIOLOGIES AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL SOCIOLOGIES 1. Understanding Everyday Life Jack D. Douglas 2. Alfred Schutz and the Sociology of Common-sense Knowledge John Heeren 3. Normative and Interpretive Paradigms in Sociology Thomas P. Wilson 4. The Everyday World as a Phenomenon Don H. Zimmerman and Melvin Pollner PART TWO: CONSTRUCTING SITUATIONAL MEANINGS: LANGUAGE, MEANING AND ACTION 5. On Meaning by Rule D. Lawrence Wieder 6. The Acquisition of Social Structure: Toward a Developmental Sociology of Language and Meaning Aaron V. Cicourel 7. Words, Utterances, and Activities Roy Turner 8. The Everyday World of the Child Matthew Speier PART THREE: RULES, SITUATED MEANINGS, AND ORGANIZED ACTIVITIES 9. The Practicalities of Rule Use Don H. Zimmerman 10. Talking and Becoming: A View of Organizational Socialization Peter K. Manning PART FOUR: SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM AND ETHNOMETHODOLOGY 11. Symbolic Interactionism and Ethnomethodology Norman K. Denzin 12. Ethnomethodology and the Problem of Order: Comment on Denzin Don H. Zimmerman and D. Lawrence Wieder PART FIVE: SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY AND TRUTH 13. Theorizing Alan F. Blum 14. On the Failure of Positivism Peter McHugh References Index
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