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This is Volume VI in of eighteen a series on the Sociology of Behaviour and Psychology. Originally published in 1962, this book offers the interactionist approach when looking at human behaviour and social processes. This book shows that interaction theory can provide us with a body of significant testable propositions regarding the relationship of self and society.
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This is Volume VI in of eighteen a series on the Sociology of Behaviour and Psychology. Originally published in 1962, this book offers the interactionist approach when looking at human behaviour and social processes. This book shows that interaction theory can provide us with a body of significant testable propositions regarding the relationship of self and society.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 698
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Juni 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 37mm
- Gewicht: 863g
- ISBN-13: 9780415864121
- ISBN-10: 0415864127
- Artikelnr.: 37329207
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 698
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Juni 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 37mm
- Gewicht: 863g
- ISBN-13: 9780415864121
- ISBN-10: 0415864127
- Artikelnr.: 37329207
Arnold M. Rose
PART ONE Theory for Social Psychology 1. A Systematic Summary of Symbolic
Interaction Theory 2. Role-Taking: Process Versus Conformity 3. Conditions
of Accurate Role-Taking: A Test of Mead's Theory Sheldon Stryker 4.
Transformations of Identity 5. Appearance and the Self 6. What Other? 7.
Reference Groups and Social Control 8. Breadth of Perspective PART TWO The
Individual and Social Organization 9. Society as Symbolic Interaction PART
ONE Theory for Social Psychology 1. A Systematic Summary of Symbolic
Interaction Theory 2. Role-Taking: Process Versus Conformity 3. Conditions
of Accurate Role-Taking: A Test of Mead's Theory 4. Transformations of
Identity 5. Appearance and the Self 6. What Other? 7. Reference Groups and
Social Control 8. Breadth of Perspective PART TWO The Individual and Social
Organization 9. Society as Symbolic Interaction 10. The Interview and the
Professional Relationship 11. Dilemmas in the Doctor-Patient Relationship
12. Sociology of Occupations: The Case of the American Funeral Director 13.
Industrial Workers' Worlds: A Study of the Central Life Interests of
Industrial Workers 14. Cooperative Evasions to Support Labor-Management
Contracts 15. Types of Family Organization: Child-Oriented,
Home[1]Oriented, and Parent-Oriented 16. Social Stratification and the
Political Order 17. Social Bases of Political Commitment: A Study of
Liberals and Radicals 18. Collective Dynamics: Process and Form 19. Beyond
Utopia: The Beat Generation as a Challenge for the Sociology of Knowledge
PART THREE Studies in Social Process 20. Social Problems and Social
Processes 21. Social-Action Systems and Social Problems 10. The Interview
and the Professional Relationship 11. Dilemmas in the Doctor-Patient
Relationship 12. Sociology of Occupations: The Case of the American Funeral
Director 13. Industrial Workers' Worlds: A Study of the Central Life
Interests of Industrial Workers 14. Cooperative Evasions to Support
Labor-Management Contracts 15. Types of Family Organization:
Child-Oriented, Home[1]Oriented, and Parent-Oriented 16. Social
Stratification and the Political Order 17. Social Bases of Political
Committment: A Study of Liberals and Radicals 18. Collective Dynamics:
Process and Form 19. Beyond Utopia: The Beat Generation as a Challenge for
the Sociology of Knowledge PART THREE Studies in Social Process 20. Social
Problems and Social Processes 21. Social-Action Systems and Social Problems
22. The Differential-Association Theory of Crime 23. Role Theory,
Differential Association, and Compulsive Crimes Donald 24. Some Relevant
Directions for Research in Juvenile Delinquency 25. On Cooling the Mark
Out: Some Aspects of Adaptation to Failure 26. Socialization for
Postparental Life 27. Self and Role in Adjustment During Old Age 28. A
Social-Psychological Theory of Neurosis 29. Self-Conception and Physical
Rehabilitation 30. The Treatment of Tuberculosis as a Bargaining Process
31. Marihuana Use and Social Control 32. Desegregation as an Object of
Sociological Study 33. Urbanism and Suburbanism as Ways of Life: A
Re-evaluation of Definitions 34. Social Processes in the Metropolitan
Community
Interaction Theory 2. Role-Taking: Process Versus Conformity 3. Conditions
of Accurate Role-Taking: A Test of Mead's Theory Sheldon Stryker 4.
Transformations of Identity 5. Appearance and the Self 6. What Other? 7.
Reference Groups and Social Control 8. Breadth of Perspective PART TWO The
Individual and Social Organization 9. Society as Symbolic Interaction PART
ONE Theory for Social Psychology 1. A Systematic Summary of Symbolic
Interaction Theory 2. Role-Taking: Process Versus Conformity 3. Conditions
of Accurate Role-Taking: A Test of Mead's Theory 4. Transformations of
Identity 5. Appearance and the Self 6. What Other? 7. Reference Groups and
Social Control 8. Breadth of Perspective PART TWO The Individual and Social
Organization 9. Society as Symbolic Interaction 10. The Interview and the
Professional Relationship 11. Dilemmas in the Doctor-Patient Relationship
12. Sociology of Occupations: The Case of the American Funeral Director 13.
Industrial Workers' Worlds: A Study of the Central Life Interests of
Industrial Workers 14. Cooperative Evasions to Support Labor-Management
Contracts 15. Types of Family Organization: Child-Oriented,
Home[1]Oriented, and Parent-Oriented 16. Social Stratification and the
Political Order 17. Social Bases of Political Commitment: A Study of
Liberals and Radicals 18. Collective Dynamics: Process and Form 19. Beyond
Utopia: The Beat Generation as a Challenge for the Sociology of Knowledge
PART THREE Studies in Social Process 20. Social Problems and Social
Processes 21. Social-Action Systems and Social Problems 10. The Interview
and the Professional Relationship 11. Dilemmas in the Doctor-Patient
Relationship 12. Sociology of Occupations: The Case of the American Funeral
Director 13. Industrial Workers' Worlds: A Study of the Central Life
Interests of Industrial Workers 14. Cooperative Evasions to Support
Labor-Management Contracts 15. Types of Family Organization:
Child-Oriented, Home[1]Oriented, and Parent-Oriented 16. Social
Stratification and the Political Order 17. Social Bases of Political
Committment: A Study of Liberals and Radicals 18. Collective Dynamics:
Process and Form 19. Beyond Utopia: The Beat Generation as a Challenge for
the Sociology of Knowledge PART THREE Studies in Social Process 20. Social
Problems and Social Processes 21. Social-Action Systems and Social Problems
22. The Differential-Association Theory of Crime 23. Role Theory,
Differential Association, and Compulsive Crimes Donald 24. Some Relevant
Directions for Research in Juvenile Delinquency 25. On Cooling the Mark
Out: Some Aspects of Adaptation to Failure 26. Socialization for
Postparental Life 27. Self and Role in Adjustment During Old Age 28. A
Social-Psychological Theory of Neurosis 29. Self-Conception and Physical
Rehabilitation 30. The Treatment of Tuberculosis as a Bargaining Process
31. Marihuana Use and Social Control 32. Desegregation as an Object of
Sociological Study 33. Urbanism and Suburbanism as Ways of Life: A
Re-evaluation of Definitions 34. Social Processes in the Metropolitan
Community
PART ONE Theory for Social Psychology 1. A Systematic Summary of Symbolic
Interaction Theory 2. Role-Taking: Process Versus Conformity 3. Conditions
of Accurate Role-Taking: A Test of Mead's Theory Sheldon Stryker 4.
Transformations of Identity 5. Appearance and the Self 6. What Other? 7.
Reference Groups and Social Control 8. Breadth of Perspective PART TWO The
Individual and Social Organization 9. Society as Symbolic Interaction PART
ONE Theory for Social Psychology 1. A Systematic Summary of Symbolic
Interaction Theory 2. Role-Taking: Process Versus Conformity 3. Conditions
of Accurate Role-Taking: A Test of Mead's Theory 4. Transformations of
Identity 5. Appearance and the Self 6. What Other? 7. Reference Groups and
Social Control 8. Breadth of Perspective PART TWO The Individual and Social
Organization 9. Society as Symbolic Interaction 10. The Interview and the
Professional Relationship 11. Dilemmas in the Doctor-Patient Relationship
12. Sociology of Occupations: The Case of the American Funeral Director 13.
Industrial Workers' Worlds: A Study of the Central Life Interests of
Industrial Workers 14. Cooperative Evasions to Support Labor-Management
Contracts 15. Types of Family Organization: Child-Oriented,
Home[1]Oriented, and Parent-Oriented 16. Social Stratification and the
Political Order 17. Social Bases of Political Commitment: A Study of
Liberals and Radicals 18. Collective Dynamics: Process and Form 19. Beyond
Utopia: The Beat Generation as a Challenge for the Sociology of Knowledge
PART THREE Studies in Social Process 20. Social Problems and Social
Processes 21. Social-Action Systems and Social Problems 10. The Interview
and the Professional Relationship 11. Dilemmas in the Doctor-Patient
Relationship 12. Sociology of Occupations: The Case of the American Funeral
Director 13. Industrial Workers' Worlds: A Study of the Central Life
Interests of Industrial Workers 14. Cooperative Evasions to Support
Labor-Management Contracts 15. Types of Family Organization:
Child-Oriented, Home[1]Oriented, and Parent-Oriented 16. Social
Stratification and the Political Order 17. Social Bases of Political
Committment: A Study of Liberals and Radicals 18. Collective Dynamics:
Process and Form 19. Beyond Utopia: The Beat Generation as a Challenge for
the Sociology of Knowledge PART THREE Studies in Social Process 20. Social
Problems and Social Processes 21. Social-Action Systems and Social Problems
22. The Differential-Association Theory of Crime 23. Role Theory,
Differential Association, and Compulsive Crimes Donald 24. Some Relevant
Directions for Research in Juvenile Delinquency 25. On Cooling the Mark
Out: Some Aspects of Adaptation to Failure 26. Socialization for
Postparental Life 27. Self and Role in Adjustment During Old Age 28. A
Social-Psychological Theory of Neurosis 29. Self-Conception and Physical
Rehabilitation 30. The Treatment of Tuberculosis as a Bargaining Process
31. Marihuana Use and Social Control 32. Desegregation as an Object of
Sociological Study 33. Urbanism and Suburbanism as Ways of Life: A
Re-evaluation of Definitions 34. Social Processes in the Metropolitan
Community
Interaction Theory 2. Role-Taking: Process Versus Conformity 3. Conditions
of Accurate Role-Taking: A Test of Mead's Theory Sheldon Stryker 4.
Transformations of Identity 5. Appearance and the Self 6. What Other? 7.
Reference Groups and Social Control 8. Breadth of Perspective PART TWO The
Individual and Social Organization 9. Society as Symbolic Interaction PART
ONE Theory for Social Psychology 1. A Systematic Summary of Symbolic
Interaction Theory 2. Role-Taking: Process Versus Conformity 3. Conditions
of Accurate Role-Taking: A Test of Mead's Theory 4. Transformations of
Identity 5. Appearance and the Self 6. What Other? 7. Reference Groups and
Social Control 8. Breadth of Perspective PART TWO The Individual and Social
Organization 9. Society as Symbolic Interaction 10. The Interview and the
Professional Relationship 11. Dilemmas in the Doctor-Patient Relationship
12. Sociology of Occupations: The Case of the American Funeral Director 13.
Industrial Workers' Worlds: A Study of the Central Life Interests of
Industrial Workers 14. Cooperative Evasions to Support Labor-Management
Contracts 15. Types of Family Organization: Child-Oriented,
Home[1]Oriented, and Parent-Oriented 16. Social Stratification and the
Political Order 17. Social Bases of Political Commitment: A Study of
Liberals and Radicals 18. Collective Dynamics: Process and Form 19. Beyond
Utopia: The Beat Generation as a Challenge for the Sociology of Knowledge
PART THREE Studies in Social Process 20. Social Problems and Social
Processes 21. Social-Action Systems and Social Problems 10. The Interview
and the Professional Relationship 11. Dilemmas in the Doctor-Patient
Relationship 12. Sociology of Occupations: The Case of the American Funeral
Director 13. Industrial Workers' Worlds: A Study of the Central Life
Interests of Industrial Workers 14. Cooperative Evasions to Support
Labor-Management Contracts 15. Types of Family Organization:
Child-Oriented, Home[1]Oriented, and Parent-Oriented 16. Social
Stratification and the Political Order 17. Social Bases of Political
Committment: A Study of Liberals and Radicals 18. Collective Dynamics:
Process and Form 19. Beyond Utopia: The Beat Generation as a Challenge for
the Sociology of Knowledge PART THREE Studies in Social Process 20. Social
Problems and Social Processes 21. Social-Action Systems and Social Problems
22. The Differential-Association Theory of Crime 23. Role Theory,
Differential Association, and Compulsive Crimes Donald 24. Some Relevant
Directions for Research in Juvenile Delinquency 25. On Cooling the Mark
Out: Some Aspects of Adaptation to Failure 26. Socialization for
Postparental Life 27. Self and Role in Adjustment During Old Age 28. A
Social-Psychological Theory of Neurosis 29. Self-Conception and Physical
Rehabilitation 30. The Treatment of Tuberculosis as a Bargaining Process
31. Marihuana Use and Social Control 32. Desegregation as an Object of
Sociological Study 33. Urbanism and Suburbanism as Ways of Life: A
Re-evaluation of Definitions 34. Social Processes in the Metropolitan
Community