Symbolic Interaction: An Introduction to Social Psychology (The Reynolds Series in Sociology)
by John Dewey, Nancy J. Herman, Larry T. Reynolds, Patricia A. Adler, Peter Adler, Leon Anderson, Herbert Blumer, David G. Bromley, Richard A. Brymer, Steven L. Buban, Spencer Cahill, Charles H. Cooley, Carl Couch, Mary Lorenz Dietz, Andrea Fontana, George M. Gmelch, Erving Goffman, Peter M. Hall, Bill Hanson, Michael A. Katovich, Lewis M. Killian, David R. Maines, Jerome Manis, Joseph Marolla, Don Martindale, Bernard N. Meltzer, Charlene Miall, Dan E. Miller, Warren R. Paap, C Eddie Palmer, Robert Perinbanayagam, John W.Petras, Robert Prus, Laurel Richardson, Diana Scully, William Shaffir, Tamotsu Shibutani, Anson D. Shupe Jr, David A. Snow, Stephan Spitzer, John Stratton, W.I Thomas, Scott Thumma, Ruth A. Wallace, Alison Wolf
Symbolic Interaction: An Introduction to Social Psychology offers a broad introduction to the study of social life through interaction and meaning. Drawing on an extensive range of scholars, this volume presents symbolic interaction as an important perspective for understanding social behavior, identity, communication, and everyday experience.
About This Book
Symbolic Interaction: An Introduction to Social Psychology introduces readers to a sociological approach centered on interaction, interpretation, and the creation of meaning.
Presented as part of The Reynolds Series in Sociology, the book brings together work associated with influential scholars in symbolic interaction and related areas.
Its extensive contributor list reflects the breadth of perspectives that inform the study of social behavior, identity, communication, and everyday social life.
Suitable for students and readers seeking a foundational overview of symbolic interaction within social psychology and sociology.
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