New Special Issue: ‘Special Issue:Celebrating and Interrogating the Blumerian Legacy’ #sssi #sociology #Blumer @sociologylens

Posted on November 12, 2020 by Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction - Blog

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

An Embattled Yet Enduring Influence: Introduction to a Special Issue on Blumerian Symbolic Interactionism

ARTICLES

The Spirit of Blumer’s Method as a Guide to Sociological Discovery

Understanding Everyday Life: Generic Social Processes and the Pursuit of Transcontextuality

 

Open Access

Digitalization as “an Agent of Social Change” in a Supermarket Chain: Applying Blumer’s Theory of Industrialization in Contemporary Society

Character Problems as Collective Behavior

Cognition in Situations

A Blumerian Approach to Storytelling

REVIEW ESSAY

Leave Half the Honey: Two Books about Our Debt to Insects

BOOK REVIEWS

Reflections on Interactionist Institutional Orders

Beyond the Looking Glass, into the Web

Exploring the Work of Stories Is Critical to Understanding a Complex World

On Nothing as Something: Mourning, Grief, Loss, Lack, and Cultural Values

Teaching Symbolic Interactionism

The Contradictions of Community Courts

The Practice of Misrepresentation: On Hammersley’s Straw Man Criticism of Ethnomethodology


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