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Symbolic Interactionism
Lesson 14 of 20 • 55 upvotes • 13:37mins
Vanmala Ramesh
This lesson explains Herbert Blumer’s “Symbolic Interactionism” a methodology which studies small scale interaction between individuals and and how the capacity of thought shapes the social interaction.
Sociology as Science, Paper 1, UPSC, Sociology Optionals, Summary Analysis
20 lessons • 4h 27m
1
Overview Lesson
11:11mins
2
Science, Scientific Method and Critique
14:48mins
3
Scientific Method
12:47mins
4
Characteristics of Scientific Research and Critique’s Propositions
13:28mins
5
Major Theoretical Strands in Research Methodology
12:23mins
6
Functionalism its analysis and criticisms
11:52mins
7
Conflict Perspective
14:44mins
8
Positivism and its Critique
14:53mins
9
Fact, Value and Objectivity
14:19mins
10
Objectivity and its Analysis
14:37mins
11
Non Positivist Methodologies
11:36mins
12
Interpretivist Sociology
14:09mins
13
Phenomenology
14:34mins
14
Symbolic Interactionism
13:37mins
15
Ethnomethodology
14:32mins
16
Problems of Objectivity
12:52mins
17
Theory and Facts
10:14mins
18
Sociology as value free Science
14:23mins
19
Question Bank and Answer writing
13:17mins
20
Answer writing
12:44mins
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