European Studies in Symbolic Interaction - Traditions, Contemporary Perspectives, and Challenges
The IVth Conference of the European Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction
28-30 AUGUST 2013, UPPSALA, SWEDEN
28-30 AUGUST 2013, UPPSALA, SWEDEN
KontaktpersonHelena Olsson
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Notes from a Conjoint Career: Four Decades of Ethnography’s ‘Twists’ and ‘Turns’’
Peter Adler, University of Denver, USA
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Helena Olsson, Administrativ personal
Uppdaterad
30 augusti 2013
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00:35:10
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2525
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19:19 Symbolic Interactionism in Sweden
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33:06 How Symbolic Interaction Got Marginalized and Why it Keeps Coming Back
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42:30 The Nature and Genesis of Radical Interactionism
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44:41 The Interdisciplinary Promise of Symbolic Interactionism
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30:39 The Hinge: Civil Society, Group Culture, and the Interaction Order
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28:32 Symbolic Interactionism as an Economic Sociology
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32:28 Towards a Conception of Critical Social Psychology: Self-realization, Social Pathologies and Critique
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25:32 The Cyber Worlds of Self-Injurers: Deviant Communities, Relationship, and Selves
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24:27 Exploring Contemporary Experiences of Self: From Translational Research Scientists to Baby Boomer Rock ‘n’ Roll Fans.
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24:49 The Paradox of Self-realization within Western Society: The Case of Depressive Love
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26:25 The Social Self as Subject: Identity as “Contested Terrain”
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21:42 The Insufficiency of Recognition
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37:01 Robert Park, the Concept of Race, and the Influence of Symbolic Interaction in American Geography
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25:54 Does Methodology Matter: Interviews versus Observations
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35:10 Spelas nu Notes from a Conjoint Career: Four Decades of Ethnography’s ‘Twists’ and ‘Turns’’
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25:05 What is Qualitative in Qualitative Social Science?