Incivility: The Rude Stranger in Everyday Life
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Incivility: The Rude Stranger in Everyday Life

by Philip Smith, Timothy L. Phillips, Ryan D. King

Sociology Social Science
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Incivility examines the presence of rude strangers in everyday life and considers how encounters involving discourtesy fit within broader patterns of social interaction. Written by Philip Smith, Timothy L. Phillips, and Ryan D. King, this book offers a focused social-science perspective on ordinary experiences of rudeness and civility.

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Incivility: The Rude Stranger in Everyday Life examines the idea of incivility in ordinary social settings.

The book focuses on encounters with rude strangers and the ways such interactions become part of everyday experience.

Written by Philip Smith, Timothy L. Phillips, and Ryan D. King, it offers a social-science perspective on conduct and interaction.

Its subject will interest readers seeking to think more closely about civility, rudeness, and public life.

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