Micro social theory covers a rich tradition in sociological thinking and research that focuses on the self or actor and social interaction. This new title in the Traditions in Social Theory series traces the development of the tradition and assesses its contemporary importance.
Micro social theory covers a rich tradition in sociological thinking and research that focuses on the self or actor and social interaction. This new title in the Traditions in Social Theory series traces the development of the tradition and assesses its contemporary importance.
Brian Roberts formerly Visiting Professor in the School of Applied Social Sciences, Durham University, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chicago Sociology Symbolic Interactionism 1: Origins Symbolic Interactionism 2: Developments Erving Goffman Phenomenology and Ethnomethodology Subjective Experience, Feminism and Sociology Theoretical Developments in Micro Social Theory Substantive Developments in Micro Social Theory Conclusion Glossary Bibliography References Index.
Introduction Chicago Sociology Symbolic Interactionism 1: Origins Symbolic Interactionism 2: Developments Erving Goffman Phenomenology and Ethnomethodology Subjective Experience, Feminism and Sociology Theoretical Developments in Micro Social Theory Substantive Developments in Micro Social Theory Conclusion Glossary Bibliography References Index.
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