Studies in symbolic interaction. Volume 32 / edited by Norman K. Denzin ; co-managing editor[s], James Salvo ... Myra Washington.

Includes bibliographical references.

This book emphasizes critical approaches to the study of race, identity and self, as well as developments in interactionist theory, ethics and dramaturical studies.

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Studies in Symbolic Interaction; Copyright page; Contents; List of Contributors; Part I: Future of Symbolic Interactionism; Chapter 1. On the future of symbolic interactionism; Chapter 2. The geography of disciplinary amnesia: Eleven scholars reflect on the international state of symbolic interactionism; Symbolic interactionism's global diversity; Toward symbolic interaction studiesquest; Ending the invisibility of interactionism; Notes; Acknowledgment; References; Chapter 3. Authenticity, activity, and conceptuality: generating a pluralist, humanist, and enduring social science; Introduction

The interactionist traditionAuthenticity; Activity; Conceptuality; Conclusion; Notes; References; Chapter 4. The future of symbolic interaction, peaking, and collapsing the matrix; Acknowledgments; References; Chapter 5. A future for symbolic interactionism; Building on Blumer; Theorizing as practice; Notes; References; Part II: Anselm Strauss Colloquium Papers; Chapter 6. Celebrating anselm strauss and forty years of grounded theory; Notes; Acknowledgments; References; Chapter 7. From heritage to postmodern grounded theorizing: Forty years of grounded theory

The impact of foster care on adolescentsBuilding a program of foster care research; Adolescent identity development in foster care; Mentoring methodology: teaching from the oral tradition; Crisis of representation or identity crisis; Contemporary voices in grounded theory; New research opportunities; References; Chapter 8. Constant Comparisons and Constant Conundrums: Twenty Years of Grounded Theorizing about Family Caregiving; Three studies; Two conundrums; A tribute; Notes; Acknowledgment; References; Chapter 9. The legacy in Germany today of Anselm Strauss' vision and practice of sociology

1. Introduction: two types of legacy in the social sciences2. Strübing's book on Anselm Strauss and his assessment of the German impact of the Strauss oeuvre; 3. The basic-theoretical potential of Strauss' theorizing; 4. ''Grounded Theory'' as the work of inquiry and research; Chapter 10. The legacy of Anselm Strauss in constructivist grounded theory; The enduring significance of the discovery of grounded theory; The nature of constructivist grounded theory; Implications of constructivist grounded theory; Notes; Acknowledgments; References

Chapter 11. Inconstant comparisons: a nurse and a sociologist study depression using grounded theoryDoes nursing need sociologyquest; Disciplines at crossed purposes; Approaches to depression studies in nursing and sociology; Reflections on method; Does nursing need sociology nowquest; References; Chapter 12. Sexsolgender and racesolethnicity in the legacy of Anselm Strauss; Grounded theory, sexsolgender, and racesolethnicity; Provocative concepts for feminists; Social worldssolarenas theory and identity politics; Egalitarian scholarly practices as congruent with feminist ways of working

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