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Contents
Chapter3.InterpretingMeaningsinSymbolicInteraction110
§1.TwoModelsofInteraction:NormativeandInterpretative
110
§2.TheConceptofSymbolicInteraction
118
§3.SymbolicInteractionastheBasisofJointandCollectiveAc-
tions131
Chapter4.TheDefinitionofSituationasaContextofMeanings139
§1.SituationalAnalysis
139
1.TheNeglectedSituationalFactor
139
2.TheFormationoftheConceptofDefiningSituation
145
3.TheFormulationoftheDefinitionofSituation
153
§2.ExploringConceptsRelatedtoDefiningSituation
161
1.TheCognitiveDimensionofDefining162
a)TheStockofCommonKnowledgeastheBasis
ofDefining
162
b)InterpretativeProcessesinInteraction
170
2.TheCommunicativeDimensionofDefining
188
a)TheConceptofMotive-Talk
b)TypesofMotive-Talk
199
189
3.TheDramaturgicalDimensionofDefining207
a)ConstructingSituationthroughDefining
210
b)NegotiatingtheSocialDefinitionofSituation
218
Chapter5.MeaningsRelatedtotheParticipantsofInteractions223
§1.SymbolicInteractionistRoleConcept
223
1.ACritiqueoftheStructuralRoleTheory223
2.TheProcessofRole-Taking
233
3.InteractionalReformulatingoftheConceptofRole
245
§2.PersonandBiography
250
1.SocialIdentityandConstructingofBiography250
2.HierarchiesofIdentities
3.Self-ConceptandSelf-Image
4.Role-PersonMerger
280
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§3.ThreeDimensionsofRoleInteraction288
Conclusion298
SymbolicInteractionism.TheSocialContextofMeanings.Summary302
Bibliography311
NameIndex333
