In Appreciation
About the Authors
Introduction to Instructors
1. The Meaning of Symbolic Interactionism
2. The Interactionist Toolkit: Methods, Strategies, and Relevant
Perspectives
3. People as Symbol Makers and Users: Language and the Creation of
Social Reality
4. Socialization: The Creation of Meaning and Identity
5. The Nature and Significance of the Self
6. Role Taking, Role Making, and the Coordination of Action
7. Emotions in Everyday Life
8. The Politics of Social Reality: Constructing and Negotiating
Deviance
9. Collective Behavior and Social Movements
Author Index
Subject Index
Kent L. Sandstrom is Professor of Sociology and Dean of the College
of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at North Dakota State
University.
Kathryn J. Lively is Associate Professor of Sociology at Dartmouth
College.
Daniel D. Martin is Associate Professor of Sociology at the
University of Minnesota, Duluth.
Gary Alan Fine is the John Evans Professor of Sociology at
Northwestern University.
"Symbols, Selves, and Social Reality offers the best overview of an
interactionist approach to social psychology available on the
market. The writing is superb and capable of engaging students from
a wide variety of backgrounds."--Jason Sumerau, Florida State
University
"I am incredibly pleased with the way that this text is crafted; it
is sophisticated without being impenetrable. Part of its unique
brilliance is the contemporary relevance of the material. From
theories of animal selfhood to autoethnographic methods, Symbols,
Selves, and Social Reality reflects the contemporary vibrancy of
interactionist scholarship."--John Bryce Merrill, Indiana
University-South Bend
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