Category Archives: research paper
New Article on Early View: Janet A. Lorenzen ‘Social Network Challenges to Reducing Consumption’ #sssi #sociology
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New on Early View: Mathers – ‘Bathrooms, Boundaries, and Emotional Burdens: Cisgendering Interactions Through the Interpretation of Transgender Experience’ #sssi #sociology
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New Article on Neighbourhood Identity Early View #sssi #sociology #ethnography
In sociology, there is a growing interest in urban ethnography. Recently, our journal Symbolic Interaction published reviews of Matthew Desmond’s “Evicted“, Emma Jackson’s “Young Homeless People and Urban Space“, and Alice Goffman’s “On the Run“. In her artile “Looking Forward, … Continue reading
“Young Homeless People and Urban Space: Fixed in Mobility” book review by Waverly Duck
There is lots of interest in urban ethnography these days. In Symbolic Interaction, for example, Jacob Avery recently reviewed Alice Goffman’s “On the Run”. Whilst many of the urban ethnographies focus on US-American cities, in Europe and the UK urban … Continue reading
Research Paper in the News: Junhow Wei on American Idol
Junhow Wei’s article ““I’m the Next American Idol”: Cooling Out, Accounts, and Perseverance at Reality Talent Show Auditions” that has just been published in the February 2016 Issue of Symbolic Interaction has been picked up by Tracy Swartz (@tracyswartz) from the Chicago … Continue reading
New Publications on Early View (updated) #sssi #sociology
New articles and book reviews have been published on Early View. They include articles by Dellwing and Manning on Goffman and many more. To access them please go here: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1002/(ISSN)1533-8665/earlyview
New Article on the intersection between G.H. Mead and Cognitive Science #sssi #sociology #neuro
In interactionism, there has been a long-standing interest in the relationship between cognitive processes and the social. This is reflected, for example, in the recent publication of book reviews by Simon Gottschalk on Rose and Abi-Rachette’s “Neuro”, Patrick Watson’s review … Continue reading
