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Main Author:	Turner, Jonathan H. 1942- (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York ; Heidelberg [u.a.] Springer 2010
Subjects:	Interaktion Soziales System Soziale Rolle
Links:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=021154036&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
Physical Description:	XVII, 348 S. graph. Darst.
ISBN:	9781441962249

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adam_text	IMAGE 1 XI CONTENTS 1 THE MICRO-LEVEL REALM OF SOCIAL REALITY ...................................... 1 ENCOUNTERS AND THE MICRODYNAMIC REALM ....................................... 1 DYNAMIC FORCES OF THE MICRO REALM ............................................... 9 ECOLOGICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC FORCES OF THE MICRODYNAMIC REALM ......................................................... 11 STATUS FORCES IN THE MICRODYNAMIC REALM ................................... 15 ROLE FORCES IN THE MICRODYNAMIC REALM ..................................... 16 CULTURAL FORCES OF THE MICRODYNAMIC REALM................................ 18 MOTIVATIONAL FORCES IN THE MICRODYNAMIC REALM ........................ 21 ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES ON MICRO-LEVEL FORCES IN ENCOUNTERS ........... 25 CONCLUSION ........................................................................................ 27 2 THE EMBEDDING OF ENCOUNTERS ...................................................... 29 THE UNFOLDING OF SOCIAL REALITY....................................................... 29 THE EMERGENCE AND POWER OF THE MACRO REALM .......................... 29 THE MESO REALM OF REALITY .......................................................... 31 THE STRUCTURE OF EMBEDDING ............................................................ 39 THE STRUCTURE AND CULTURE OF MACRO-LEVEL SOCIAL REALITY............. 39 THE STRUCTURE AND CULTURE OF MESO-LEVEL REALITY ......................... 46 THE STRUCTURE AND CULTURE OF MICRO-LEVEL REALITY ........................ 48 ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF EMBEDDING OF ENCOUNTERS ........................ 51 CONCLUSION ........................................................................................ 54 3 ECOLOGICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS .............. 57 THE DYNAMICS OF ECOLOGY AND DEMOGRAPHY IN FOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ...................................................................... 59 THE JUXTAPOSITION AND MOVEMENTS OF BODIES IN FOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .................................................................. 60 DENSITY AMONG PARTICIPANTS AND ONLOOKERS TO ENCOUNTERS .......... 61 THE ORGANIZATION OF SPACE IN FOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ...................... 63 IMAGE 2 XII CONTENTS PROPS AND THEIR USE IN FOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .................................. 66 TECHNOLOGICAL MEDIATION OF INTERACTION IN FOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .................................................................................... 71 ECOLOGICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC DYNAMICS IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .................................................................. 73 WHY UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ARE IMPORTANT IN MICRO- AND MACRO-LEVEL THEORIZING.......................................... 73 JUXTAPOSITION OF BODIES AND MOVEMENT IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .................................................................................... 76 DENSITY AMONG PARTICIPANTS AND ONLOOKERS TO UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .............................................................. 80 THE ORGANIZATION OF SPACE IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .................. 82 PROPS AND THEIR USE IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .............................. 86 TECHNOLOGICALLY MEDIATION OF UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .................. 88 ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES ON THE ECOLOGY AND DEMOGRAPHY OF ENCOUNTERS .................................................................................... 89 CONCLUSION ........................................................................................ 91 4 STATUS DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS ..................................................... 93 STATUS-ORGANIZING PROCESSES............................................................. 93 STATUS DYNAMICS IN FOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .......................................... 99 THE CLARITY OF STATUS ..................................................................... 100 NETWORK DYNAMICS AND STATUS ...................................................... 111 POWER AND AUTHORITY AS STATUS ...................................................... 114 PRESTIGE AND HONOR AS STATUS ........................................................ 117 EMBEDDING OF STATUS ..................................................................... 118 STATUS DYNAMICS IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ...................................... 119 DETERMINING STATUS IN CORPORATE UNITS ......................................... 120 STATUS AND CATEGORIC UNITS ............................................................ 122 ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES ON STATUS DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS............... 126 CONCLUSION ........................................................................................ 130 5 ROLE DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS ........................................................ 133 THE DYNAMICS OF ROLES IN FOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ............................... 134 ROLE-TAKING AND ROLE-MAKING ..................................................... 134 THE PHENOMENOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ROLE-MAKING AND ROLE-TAKING ............................................................................ 136 INVENTORIES OF ROLES AND ROLE-MAKING/ROLE-TAKING .................... 138 VERIFICATION AND RE-VERIFICATION OF ROLES ..................................... 142 COMPLIMENTARY ROLES ................................................................... 147 NORMATIZING OF ROLES .................................................................... 148 IMAGE 3 XIII CONTENTS THE EMBEDDING OF ROLES .............................................................. 150 THE DYNAMISM OF ROLES ............................................................... 154 ROLES IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS........................................................ 156 ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES ON ROLE DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS ................. 158 CONCLUSION ........................................................................................ 161 6 CULTURAL DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS ................................................. 163 NORMATIZATION IN FOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .............................................. 167 CATEGORIZING PERSONS AND THE SITUATION ........................................ 167 KEYING AND RE-KEYING FRAMES ...................................................... 171 FORMS OF TALK AND NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION ........................... 174 RITUALS IN ENCOUNTERS .................................................................... 176 EMOTIONS AND FEELINGS IN ENCOUNTERS ........................................... 183 NORMATIZING IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ............................................ 185 ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES ON CULTURAL DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS ........... 188 CONCLUSION ........................................................................................ 191 7 MOTIVATIONAL DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS ......................................... 193 TRANSACTIONAL NEEDS IN FOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .................................... 195 NEEDS TO VERIFY IDENTITIES ............................................................. 195 DYNAMIC RELATIONS AMONG IDENTITIES ........................................... 202 NEEDS TO REALIZE PROFITS IN EXCHANGE PAYOFFS .............................. 204 NEEDS FOR GROUP INCLUSION ............................................................ 210 NEEDS FOR TRUST ............................................................................. 212 NEEDS FOR FACTICITY ........................................................................ 213 EMBEDDING AND MEETING TRANSACTIONAL NEEDS IN FOCUSED ENCOUNTERS .................................................................. 216 TRANSACTIONAL NEEDS IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ................................ 222 TRUST IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ..................................................... 222 FACTICITY IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ............................................... 225 GROUP INCLUSION IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ................................... 226 EXCHANGE PAYOFFS IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ................................ 228 VERIFICATION OF IDENTITIES IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ...................... 229 ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES ON THE DYNAMICS OF TRANSACTIONAL NEEDS IN ENCOUNTERS ......................................................................... 231 CONCLUSION ........................................................................................ 234 8 EMOTIONAL DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS .............................................. 237 THE NATURE OF HUMAN EMOTIONS....................................................... 238 EXPANDING THE EMOTIONAL PALATE ................................................... 238 THE DEFENSE OF SELF ...................................................................... 245 IMAGE 4 XIV CONTENTS THE FOLK NOTION OF PERSONALITY ................................................... 249 THE LANGUAGE OF EMOTIONS ......................................................... 250 EMOTIONAL DYNAMICS IN FOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ................................. 252 BASIC CONDITIONS OF EMOTIONAL AROUSAL...................................... 252 THE EFFECTS OF ATTRIBUTIONS ON EMOTIONAL AROUSAL ..................... 254 EMBEDDING AND EMOTIONAL AROUSAL ............................................ 258 EMOTIONAL AROUSAL IN FOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ................................. 262 EMOTIONAL DYNAMICS IN UNFOCUSED ENCOUNTERS ............................. 263 ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES ON EMOTIONAL DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS .................................................................................. 265 CONCLUSION ...................................................................................... 268 9 THE MICRO BASIS OF THE MESO AND MACRO SOCIAL REALMS ........... 271 THE EVOLUTION OF THE MESO AND MACRO REALMS OF REALITY ............. 274 COMMITMENTS TO MESO- AND MACRO-LEVEL SOCIAL UNITS .................. 277 REPRODUCTION AND CHANGE IN MESO- AND MACRO-LEVEL SOCIAL UNITS ..................................................................................... 281 REPRODUCTION DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS....................................... 281 TRANSFORMATIONAL DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS ................................. 289 PRINCIPLES MICRODYNAMIC REPRODUCTION AND TRANSFORMATION ......................................................................... 295 CONCLUSION ...................................................................................... 298 10 PRINCIPLES OF MICRODYNAMICS ....................................................... 303 THE PRINCIPLES OF THE MICRODYNAMIC REALM ................................... 304 BASIC PROPERTIES AND DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS ........................... 304 THE EMBEDDING OF ENCOUNTERS .................................................... 306 THE ECOLOGY AND DEMOGRAPHY OF ENCOUNTERS ............................ 308 STATUS DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS................................................... 310 ROLE DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS ..................................................... 314 NORMATIZING DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS ........................................ 316 TRANSACTIONAL-NEED DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS ............................. 319 EMOTIONAL DYNAMICS IN ENCOUNTERS ............................................ 321 MICRODYNAMICS AND THE REPRODUCTION OR TRANSFORMATION OF MESO- AND MACRO-LEVEL SOCIOCULTURAL FORMATIONS ................. 324 CONCLUSION ...................................................................................... 328 REFERENCES ............................................................................................ 329 AUTHOR INDEX ......................................................................................... 341 SUBJECT INDEX ........................................................................................ 345
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