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Werke
Als Assistant Professor 1952 an der University von Chicago übernahm Strauss das Sozialpsychologieseminar
von Blumer, welcher nach Berkley wechselte. Der Unikollege Everett Hughes brachte
Strauss auf die Bedeutung von Organisation und Struktur und war somit ausschlaggebend für das
spätere Interesse Strauss’ an den unterschiedlichen Formen von Arbeit.
139.4. Werke
• Awareness of Dying, 1965
• Basics of Qualitative Research. Grounded Theory Procedures and Techniques, 1990
• Boys in White, 1961
• Careers, Personality and Adult Socialization - American Journal of Sociology, 1956
• Chronic Illness - Society, 1973
• Chronic Illnesses and the Quality of Life, 1975
• Continual Permutations of Action, 1993
• Identity, Biography, History and Symbolic Representations, 1995
• Images of the American City, 1961
• Medical Ghettoes, Trans-action, 1967
• Medical Organizations, Medical Care and Lower Income Groups. Social Science and Medicine,
1969
• Mirrors and Masks - The Search for Identity, 1959
• Negotiations: Varieties, Processes, Contexts and Social Order, 1978
• Pain. An Organizational-Work-Interactional Perspective, Nursing Outlooks, 1974
• Professions in Process - American Journal of Sociology, 1961
• Professions, Work and Careers, 1971
• Psychiatric Ideologies and Institutions, 1964
• Qualitative Analysis for Social Scientists, 1987
• Shaping a New Health Care System, 1988
• Social Class and Modes of Communication - American Journal of Sociology, 1955
• Social Psychology, 1949/70
• Some Neglected Problems of Status Passage, 1968
• Status Passage, 1971
• The Discovery of Grounded Theory. Strategies for Qualitative Research, 1967
• The Politics of Pain Management, 1977
• The Professional Scientist, 1962
• The Purpose and Credibility of Qualitative Research, Nursing Research, 1966
• The Social Organization of Medical Work, 1985
• Unending Work and Care: Managing Chronic Illness at Home (Jossey Bass Social and Behavioral
Science Series), 1988
139.5. Das Werk in Themen und Thesen
Vor allem in den 60er Jahren hatte Strauss mit seinen Studien zu Tod und Sterben die Sozialpsychologie
und Medizinsoziologie wesentlich beeinflusst. In Zusammenarbeit mit Barney Glaser
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