Offers intriguing accounts of how thought, emotion and action are embedded in social context and are central to the dynamic between self and society.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Contributors Preface and acknowledgments Introduction: the self-society dynamic Judith A. Howard 1. Exploring the relevance of social cognition for the relationship of self and society: linking the cognitive perspective and identity theory Sheldon Stryker 2. Toward a sociology of cognition Peter L. Callero 3. The cerebral self: thinking and planning about identity-relevant activity Richard T. Serpe 4. Growing up: the development and acquisition of social knowledge Kathleen Carley 5. The social contexts of self-feeling Ralph H. Turner and Victoria Billings 6. Self-processes and emotional experiences Morris Rosenberg 7. An affect control view of cognition and emotion Lynn Smith-Lovin 8. The self-concept as a basis for a theory of motivation Viktor Gecas 9. Attitudes, behavior, and the self Peter Burke 10. From changing selves toward changing society Judith A. Howard 11. Possible selves and social support: social cognitive resources for coping and striving Paula Nurius 12. Is the road to helping paved with good intentions? Or inertia? Jane A. Piliavin 13. Social structure and the moral self Michael L. Schwalbe 14. The production of selves in personal relationships Philip Blumstein 15. Conclusion Peter L. Callero Indexes.
Contributors Preface and acknowledgments Introduction: the self-society dynamic Judith A. Howard 1. Exploring the relevance of social cognition for the relationship of self and society: linking the cognitive perspective and identity theory Sheldon Stryker 2. Toward a sociology of cognition Peter L. Callero 3. The cerebral self: thinking and planning about identity-relevant activity Richard T. Serpe 4. Growing up: the development and acquisition of social knowledge Kathleen Carley 5. The social contexts of self-feeling Ralph H. Turner and Victoria Billings 6. Self-processes and emotional experiences Morris Rosenberg 7. An affect control view of cognition and emotion Lynn Smith-Lovin 8. The self-concept as a basis for a theory of motivation Viktor Gecas 9. Attitudes, behavior, and the self Peter Burke 10. From changing selves toward changing society Judith A. Howard 11. Possible selves and social support: social cognitive resources for coping and striving Paula Nurius 12. Is the road to helping paved with good intentions? Or inertia? Jane A. Piliavin 13. Social structure and the moral self Michael L. Schwalbe 14. The production of selves in personal relationships Philip Blumstein 15. Conclusion Peter L. Callero Indexes.
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