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George Herbert Mead (1863-1931) was an American philosopher and social theorist associated with pragmatism and the University of Chicago. He examined how communication and social interaction shape the mind, the self, and shared meanings, distinguishing between the spontaneous "I" and the socially fo...
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Foundational symbolic interactionist and social psychologist; immense posthumous influence despite indirect, lecture-based publication record.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyHerbert Blumer was an American sociologist closely associated with the Chicago School and the development of symbolic interactionism, a term he introduced in print in 1937. Drawing on the work of George Herbert Mead, he argued that people act toward things according to the meanings those things have...
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Named and shaped symbolic interactionism; foundational but later work considered less analytically rich than Mead or Goffman.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyKen Plummer is a British sociologist associated with the University of Essex and the symbolic interactionist tradition. His scholarship examines sexuality, identity, intimate life, and the social processes through which people interpret and narrate experience. In Telling Sexual Stories, published in...
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Major sexuality sociologist and narrative scholar; strong symbolic interactionist reputation.
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