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FRONT COVER -- 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF STUDIES IN SYMBOLIC INTERACTION -- COPYRIGHT PAGE -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS -- INTRODUCTION -- PART 1: ETHNOGRAPHIC PRACTICE(S) AND SYMBOLIC INTERACTION: WORK FROM THE CONTEMPORARY ETHNOGRAPHY ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES HUI -- ETHNOGRAPHIC PRACTICE(S) AND SYMBOLIC INTERACTION: WORK FROM THE CONTEMPORARY ETHNOGRAPHY ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES HUI -- NOTE -- REFERENCES -- SECTION A: EMERGENT METHODS -- HYPERTEXTUAL SELF-SCAPES: CROSSING THE BARRIERS OF THE SKIN -- TRAVERSING THE BARRIERS OF THE SKIN -- CHANGING HOW PEOPLE INTERACT WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS -- ENGAGING WITH KNOWING BODIES: COMMUNICATING EXPERIENCE -- HYPERTEXTUAL SELF-SCAPES: FINDING VISUAL DISCOURSE BEYOND A STORY WITH PICTURES -- THE VIEWER AND THE HYPERTEXTUAL SELF-SCAPE -- CREATING THE LAYERS OF THE HYPERTEXTUAL SELF-SCAPES -- SUMMARIZING HYPERTEXTUAL SELF-SCAPES -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- THE CONTACT SHEET: COMBINING EVOCATIVE AND ANALYTIC MODES INTO VISUAL AUTOETHNOGRAPHY OF THE MOMENT -- A CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGE FOR AT-HOME, AT-KEYBOARD RESEARCHERS -- TRANSFORMING A VISUAL CHRONOLOGY INTO AN AUTOETHNOGRAPHY -- REFERENCES -- MOVEMENT-INITIATED WRITING IN DANCE ETHNOGRAPHY -- THE PAGE PERFORMS THE PROCESS: CHOREOGRAPHING JOURNAL NOTES -- AUTO-ETHNOGRAPHY AND MOVEMENT-INITIATED WRITING -- TRANSLATING AFFECT -- NARRATIVE RESEARCH AND EMERGENT METHODOLOGY -- MOVEMENT WRITING -- THE SPILL OF CHOREOGRAPHIC THINKING -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- TRANSGRESSING BOUNDARIES OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC: AUTO-ETHNOGRAPHY AND INTERCULTURAL FUNERALS -- INTRODUCTION -- CULTURAL CONTEXT AND EXPRESSION OF EMOTION -- AUTO-ETHNOGRAPHY AS RESEARCH METHODOLOGY -- TANGIHANGA -- TWO TANGIHANGA IN THE MORRISON WHĀNAU -- A FUNERAL IN THE TONGAN COMMUNITY IN AOTEAROA -- THE TANGI OF EMERITUS PROFESSOR JAMES RITCHIE -- REFLECTIONS -- HE WHAKAARO WHAKAMUTUNGA – CONCLUDING THOUGHTS -- GLOSSARY -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- SECTION B: PRACTICE AND ADVOCACY -- AN AUTOETHNOGRAPHY OF QUEER TRANSMASCULINE FEMME INCOHERENCE AND THE ETHICS OF TRANS RESEARCH -- HOW DOES AUTOETHNOGRAPHY FIT WITHIN TRANS THEORY? WHAT IS TRANS THEORY? -- HOW CAN CISGENDER RESEARCHERS PRODUCE ETHICAL TRANS-RELATED RESEARCH? -- WHAT IS FEMME INCOHERENCE? HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO TRANSMASCULINITY? -- HOW DO I EMBODY FEMME INCOHERENCE? WHAT DOES A PRACTICE OF INCOHERENCEOFFER TRANS/QUEER THEORIES AND THE COMMUNITIES WE LIVE IN? -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- GOING ‘‘SLOWLY SLOWLY’’: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC ENGAGEMENT WITH RESETTLED SUDANESE MEN -- INTRODUCTION: LOCATING THE ‘REFUGEE EXPERIENCE’ -- PROFESSIONAL DISCOURSE: REFUGEE STATUS, TRAUMA, AND WELL-FOUNDED FEARS -- LOCATING ONESELF IN THE RESEARCH – REFLEXIVITY -- BRIEF HISTORY AND THE ‘‘LOST BOYS’’ -- ACCESSING AND ENGAGING WITH THE SUDANESE COMMUNITY -- GOING ‘‘SLOWLY SLOWLY’’ -- AND BRINGING IT (SLOWLY) TOGETHER -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM IN SAFETY COMMUNICATION IN THE WORKPLACE -- INTRODUCTION -- THE CULTU.
RE OF THE WORKPLACE -- METHODOLOGY -- ORCO -- RTE -- OUTCOME OF THE INVESTIGATION INTO LOCAL SUBCULTURES AND ITS RELEVANCE TO SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM -- REFERENCES -- SECTION C: SOCIAL JUSTICE AND TRANSFORMATION -- BOYS’ VISUAL REPRESENTATIONS AND INTERPRETATIONS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION -- BOYS’ VISUAL REPRESENTATIONS AND INTERPRETATIONS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION – INTRODUCTION -- VISUAL REPRESENTATIONS AND INTERPRETATIONS – BOYS ‘‘SPEAKING FOR THEMSELVES’’ -- THEME I – THE GENDERED SPACES AND PLACES OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION -- THEME II – TECHNOLOGIES OF THE SELF -- THEME III – THE SELF AS A WORK OF ART -- CONCLUDING THOUGHTS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELDWORK AS EMBODIED MATERIAL PRACTICE: REFLECTIONS FROM THEORY AND THE FIELD -- ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELDWORK AS PRACTICE -- BODIES AND ETHNOGRAPHY: SOME STARTING POINTS -- MIND, BODY AND ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELDWORK -- GROTESQUE ETHNOGRAPHIC BODIES -- EMBODIED RELATIONAL UNDERSTANDING AND THE INTIMATE OUTSIDER -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- TO THE FIELD, AND BACK… -- THE DISCIPLINE OF LINGUISTICS -- THE PROJECT -- THE FUNDING -- PREPARATION FOR FIELDWORK -- FIELDWORK METHODOLOGY -- TO THE FIELD -- THE LINGUIST’S PARADOX -- A PHD SUPERVISION -- LANGUAGE DOCUMENTATION -- IN THE FIELD -- COMMUNICATIVE EVENTS -- ELDP IGS0023 ANNUAL REPORT/TRANSFER OF FUNDS -- COLLECTING NARRATIVES -- TEXTS, BUT NOT TOO MANY! -- PARTICIPANT -- NEW METHODS -- FIELD METHODS IN THE CLASSROOM -- TEACHING/LEARNING -- STOCK-TAKING -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- PART 2: NEW EMPIRICAL STUDIES -- NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS AS AVENUES FOR SELF-CHANGE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF INCREASED EMOTIONAL CONNECTEDNESS -- METHODOLOGY -- DIVERGENT PATHS FOR PROTECTED SELVES: SUCCESSFUL AND UNSUCCESSFUL STRATEGIES FOR SELF-CHANGE -- THE MANAGED SELVES: CHANGE THROUGH TOLERATING SELF-UNCERTAINTY -- ONGOING COMMITMENT TO SELF-CHANGE FOLLOWING EXIT -- THE PROTECTED SELVES: THE COMPETING DESIRE FOR SELF-VERIFICATION -- RECONNECTION AND COMMITMENT TO THE SELF AS AUTONOMOUS FOLLOWING EXIT -- DISCUSSION -- CONCLUSION -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA SOCIOLOGIES TO THE DIVERSITY AND DEVELOPMENT OF SYMBOLIC INTERACTION -- CONTEXT -- NATURALISTIC INQUIRY/DRAMATURGY/ANALYTIC ETHNOGRAPHY -- GROUNDED THEORY -- ETHNOMETHODOLOGY -- EXISTENTIAL SOCIOLOGY -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- TERRORISM AND THE NATIONAL SECURITY UNIVERSITY: PUBLIC ORDER REDUX -- MARKETING FEAR AND SOCIAL CONTROL -- PROJECT CAMELOT -- MINERVA PROJECT AND HUMAN TERRAIN SYSTEMS -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE 2011 VANCOUVER RIOT -- INTRODUCTION -- COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR AND THE DEFINITION OF THE SITUATION -- RIOTS AND THE ROLE OF MEDIA -- METHODOLOGY -- THEMES: IDENTITY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE -- IDENTITY -- CRIMINAL JUSTICE -- DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- NAVIGATING THE TERRAIN OF MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT: PATIENT DECISION MAKING AND UNCERTAINTY -- LITERATURE ON PATIENT DECISION MAKING -- ME.
THOD AND DATA -- THE AUTOETHNOGRAPHIES -- THE INTERVIEWS -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- MAKING MEDIATION WORK: A SOCIOLOGICAL VIEW OF HUMAN CONFLICT -- INTRODUCTION -- APPLYING FRAME ANALYSIS TO MEDIATION -- THREE CONTEMPORARY APPROACHES TO FRAME ANALYSIS -- GOFFMAN’S SOCIAL METAPHORS -- AVOIDING ALIENATION THROUGH RESPONSIVE MEDIATION RITUALS -- RESPECTING GENDER PREFERENCE IN FRAMING RITUALS -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- PART 3: ANIMALS & SELVES -- DO ANIMALS HAVE SELVES? -- INTRODUCTION -- ANIMALS AS SYMBOLIC ACTORS -- THE SOURCES OF THE SELF -- THINKING ABOUT ANIMAL SELFHOOD: AN OVERVIEW AND EVALUATION -- THE SOCIOLOGICAL CLAIMS OF ANIMAL SELFHOOD: A CRITIQUE -- CONCLUSIONS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- WE’LL ALWAYS HAVE THE SELF -- REFERENCES -- THE SELVES OF OTHER ANIMALS: RECONSIDERING MEAD IN LIGHT OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY EVIDENCE -- CORRECTING MEAD’S REJECTION OF ANIMAL MIND -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- ABOUT THE AUTHORS -- .