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Library of Philosophy and Religionial definitions whereby subjective meanings are created, often expressed in material artifacts of various types, and either sustained or transformed through interaction..Our coverage of the symbolic interactionist perspective in this chapter will be organized around the following themes:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-04844-1ions are seen as reflecting rational choice considerations while communities are based on shared emotional identification that provides a sense of belonging..The following topics and themes will be explored:

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Classical Stage European Sources of Sociological Theoryy, in various ways, positive and negative. Their relationships, whether cooperative or competitive, long-term or short-term, have always involved common sense theoretical assumptions regarding why different people behave as they do and how they should adapt to one another or organize themselves for

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Symbolic Interaction: Constructing the Social World–and its Participants’ Identitiesgh symbolic interaction theory is often applied primarily to the micro level, the structuring of interdependent lines of behavior at the meso and macro levels also involves shared definitions developed through interaction. The overall culture of a society is the objective outcome of these shared soc

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Phenomenological Sociology and Ethnomethodology: The Everyday Life World of Common Senseapter—phenomenological sociology and ethnomethodology—concentrate on implicit and taken-for-granted assumptions that simply “go without saying.” Like symbolic interaction theory, these perspectives tend to focus on the micro level but their implications extend to the meso and macro levels as well..T