Interaction Ritual Chains (Princeton Studies in Cultural Sociology)
Randall Collins explores the sociological patterns that emerge when people participate in repeated social interactions. Focusing on interaction rituals and the chains they form, this Princeton Studies in Cultural Sociology title offers a framework for considering how everyday encounters connect to wider structures of social life.
About This Book
Interaction Ritual Chains presents Randall Collins’s sociological examination of interaction rituals and the connections they create.
The book focuses on recurring social encounters and the ways individual interactions can form broader chains across social life.
As part of the Princeton Studies in Cultural Sociology series, it offers a focused contribution to the study of culture, interaction, and society.
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