Herbert Blumer: differenze tra le versioni

Versione delle 21:44, 14 feb 2012

Versione delle 00:20, 15 feb 2012

Riga 67:

===Comportamento collettivo===

Basandosi sul lavoro di Robert Park, Blumer, in un articolo del 1939, richiamò l’attenzione su un nuovo settore della sociologia: il comportamento collettivo. Quest’area di indagine che si stava delineando si concentra sulla spiegazione dell’azione collettiva e del comportamento non ancora organizzato istituzionalmente. Blumer fu particolarmente interessato alla coordinazione collettiva spontanea che compare quanto qualcosa di imprevisto ostacola il comportamento standardizzato del gruppo. Egli vide la combinazione di eventi che segue fenomeni del genere come un fattore chiave per la continua trasformazione della società.

==Note==

<references />

==Bibliografia==

*''Science without concepts'', in ''American Journal of Sociology'', 36 (1931)

*''Movies and Conduct'', New York, Macmillian (1933)

*con P.M.Hauser ''Movies, delinquency and crime'', New York, Macmillian (1933)

*''The Human Side of Social Planning'' (1935)

*''Social attitudes and non-symbolic interaction'', in ''Journal of Educational Psychology'', 9 (1936)

*''Social Psychology'', in E.P.Schmidt (a cura di), ''Man and Society: A Substantive Introduction to the Social Science'', New York, Prentice-Hall (1937)

*''Social disorganization and individual disorganization'', in ''American Journal of Sociology'', 42 (1937)

*''Critiques of Research in the Social Sciences: An Appraisal of Thomas and Znaniecki's The Polish Peasant in Europe and America'', New York, Social Science Research Council (1939)

*''The problem of the concept in social psychology'', in ''American Journal of Sociology'', 45 (1940)

*''Morale'', in W.F. Ogburn (a cura di), American Society in Wartime, University of Chicago Press (1946)

*''Sociological Theory in Industrial Relations'', in ''American Sociological Review'', 12 (1947)

*''Public opinion and public opinion polling'', in ''American Sociological Review'', 13 (1948)

*''Collective Behavior'', in A.M.Lee. (a cura di), ''New Outline of the Principles of Sociology'', New York: Barnes & Noble(1951)

*''In memoriam: Louis Wirth, 1897-1952'', in ''American Journal of sociology'', 58 (1952)

*''Psychological import of the human group'', in M. Scherif e M.O.Wilson (a cura di), ''Group relations at the crossroads'', New York, Harper & Brothers (1953)

*''What is wrong with social theory?'', in American Sociological Review, 19 (1953)

*''Social structure and power conflict'', in A. Kornhauser, R. Dubin e A. Ross (a cura di), ''Industrial conflict'', New York, McGraw-Hill (1953)

*''Attitudes and the social act'', in Social problems, 3 (1955)

*''Reflections on the theory of race relations'', in A.W. Lind (a cura di), ''Race relations in world perspective'', University of Hawaii Press, (1955)

*''Sociological Analysis and the "Variable"'', in ''American Sociological Review'', 21 (1956)

*''Social science and the desegregation process'', in ''Annals of American Academy of Political and Social Science'' (1956)

*''The rationale of Labor-Management relations'', Rio Piendras, University of Puerto Rico (1958)

*''The study of urbanization and industrialization'', in ''Boletin de Centro Latin-Americano de Pesquisas de Ciencias Sociais'', 2 (1959)

*''Collective behavior'', in J.B. Gittler (a cura di), ''Review of sociology: analysis of a decade'', New York, Wiley, (1959)

*''Suggestions for the study of mass-media effects'', in E. Burdridk e A.J. Brodbeck (a cura di), ''American Voting Behavior'', Glencoe, Ill., Free Press (1959)

*''Early industrialization and the Laboring class'', in ''Sociological quarterly'', 1 (1960)

*''Society as symbolic interaction'', in A.Rose (a cura di), ''Human behavior and social processes'', Boston, Mass., Houghton Mifflin (1963)

*''Introduction'', in S.KWeinberg, ''Incest behavior'', New York, Citadel Press (1963)

*''Industrialization and the traditional order'', in ''Sociology and Social Research'', 48 (1964)

*''Industialization and race relations'', in G. Hunter (a cura di), ''Industrialization and race relations'', Oxford, Oxford University Press (1965)

*''The future of the color line, in J. McKinney e E.T. Thompson'' (a cura di), ''The South in continuity and change'', Durham, N.C., Duke University Press (1965)

*Sociological implications of the thought of George Herbert Mead, in ''American Journal of Sociology'', 71 (1966)

*''Reply to bales'',in ''American Journal of Sociology'', 71 (1966)

*''Foreword'', in S.T. Bruyn, ''The human perspective in sociology'', Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice Hall (1966)

*''Reply to Woefel, Stone and Farberman'', in ''American Journal of Sociology'', 72 (1967)

*''Ernest W. Burgess 1886-1966'', ''in American Sociologist'', 2 (1967)

*''Threats from agency-determined research: the case of Camelot'', in I.L. Horowitz (a cura di), ''The rise and fall of Project Camelot'', Cambridge, Mass, Mit Press (1967)

*''Fashion: from class differentiation to collective selection'', in ''Sociological Quarterly'', 10 (1969)

*''Symbolic Interactionism: Perspective and Method'', Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice Hall (1969)

*''Social problems and the collective behavior'', in ''Social problems'', 18 (1971)

*''Action vs. interaction'', ''in Society'', 9 (1973)

*''A note on a simbolic interactionism: reply to Huber'', in ''American Sociological Review'', 38 (1973)

*''Symbolic interpretation and the idea of social system'', in ''Revue Internationale de Sociologie'', 11 (1975)

*''Parsons as a symbolic interactionist: exchange on Turner'', in ''Sociological Inquiry'', 45 (1975)

*''A tri-fold test of all sociological approaches'', in W''insconsin Sociologist'', 13 (1976)

*''Comment on Lewis the classic American pragmatists as a forerunners to symbolic interactionism'', in ''Sociological Quarterly'', 18 (1977)

*''Social unrest and collective protest'', in N.K. Denzin (a cura di), ''Studies in symbolic interaction'', Greenwich, Conn., Jai Press, vol. I (1978)

*''Comments on George Herbert Mead and the Chicago tradition of sociology'', in ''Simbolic Interaction'', 2 (1979)

*''Mead and Blumer: the convergent methodological perspectives of social behaviorism and symbolic interactionism'', in ''American Sociological Review'', 45 (1980)

*(con T. Duster) ''Theories of race and social action, in Sociological theories: race and colonialism'', Paris, Unesco

*''Foreword'', in E.G. Ericksen, ''The Territorial experience: human ecology as symbolic interaction'', Austin, University of Texas

*''George Herbert Mead'', in R. Buford, ''The future of the sociological classics'', London, Allen & Unwin (1982)

*''Going astray with a logical scheme: rewiew to Lewis and Smith'', in ''Symbolic Interactionism'', 6 (1983)

*Industrialization ad an agent of social change: a critical analysis, D. Maines e T. Morrione (a cura di), New York, Aldine de Gruyter (1990)

*''Private monograph on movies and sex'', in G.S Jowett, I.C. Jarvie e K.H. Fuller, ''Children and the movies: media influence and the Payne Fund Controversy'', New York, Cambridge University Press (1996)

*''Foreword'', in L.H. Athens, ''Violent crimilan acts and actors revisited'', Urbana, University of Illinois Press (1997)

*''George Herbert Mead and Human Conduct'' (2004)