خود و جامعه: روان‌شناسی اجتماعی تعامل نمادین (ویرایش نهم)

Self and Society is a clearly written, up-to-date, and authoritative introduction to the symbolic interactionist perspective in social psychology and in sociology as a whole. Filled with examples, this book has been used not only in the classroom, but also cited in literature as an authoritative source. Self and Society is not a distillation of textbook knowledge, but rather, a thoughtful, well-organized presentation that makes its own contribution to the advancement of symbolic interactionism. Social Psychology And Symbolic Interactionism -- What Is Social Psychology? -- What Is Symbolic Interactionism? -- Other Theoretical Approaches -- Learning Theory -- Psychoanalytic Theory -- Exchange Theory -- Phenomenology And Ethnomethodology -- Social Cognition -- Social Constructionism -- Postmodernism -- Major Tenets Of Symbolic Interactionism -- Basic Concepts Of Symbolic Interactionism -- Symbols -- The Nature Of Symbols -- The Consequences Of Symbols -- Objects -- What Is An Object? -- Objects And Language -- Acts And Social Acts -- Phases Of The Act -- Self And The Control Of Behavior -- Self As Object -- Self As Process -- Roles And The Definition Of Situations -- Situations -- Role -- Role Making And Role Taking -- Role Taking As A Generalized Skill -- The Place Of Emotions -- The Self And Its Social Setting -- The Acquisition Of Self -- Language And The Self -- Stages Of Socialization -- The Nature Of The Person -- The Everyday Experience Of Self --^ Identity: The Self As A Social Object -- How Situated Identities Are Produced -- The Experience Of Situated Identity -- Social And Personal Identity -- Self-image: Knowing The Self -- Self-esteem -- The Self, Motive, And Motivation -- Identity And Motivation -- Self-esteem And Motivation -- The Self And The Social Order -- Limitations On The Choice Of Roles -- Limitations On The Choice Of Others -- Limitations On The Choice Of Stories -- The Person In Contemporary Society -- Social Interaction And The Formation Of Conduct -- The Definition Of The Situation -- Routine And Problematic Situations -- Role Making And Role Taking In Routine Situations -- The Cognitive Bases Of Role Making And Role Taking -- Aligning Actions -- Motive Talk -- Disclaimers -- Accounts -- Other Aligning Actions -- Emotions And Social Interaction -- Constraint And Social Interaction -- Altercasting -- Power -- Awareness Contexts -- Conventional And Interpersonal Roles -- Social Psychology And Social Order --^ Society And Its Structure -- Social Order As A Constructed Reality -- Talking -- Explaining Disorder -- Social Problems -- Social Order As Coordinated Activity -- The Social Bond -- Problem Solving -- Negotiated Order -- Horizontal And Vertical Linkages -- Careers -- Boundaries -- Institutional And Collective Behavior -- Crowds And Panic -- Social Movements As Social Order -- Why Do People Join Cults? -- Deviance And The Social Order -- Defining Deviance -- A Critique Of The Objective Approach -- An Interactionist Conception Of Deviance -- Variable Responses To Similar Acts -- Mental Illness -- Moral Enterprise -- The Causes Of Deviance -- Deviance And Identity -- The Value Of Social Psychology -- The Significance Of Symbols -- The Uses Of Knowledge. John P. Hewitt. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.