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Syllabus - Sociological Theory - Davidson College

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November<br />

6, 8<br />

November<br />

13, 15<br />

Erving Goffman<br />

Impression Management<br />

Front Stage vs. Back Stage<br />

Structured Social Roles<br />

Agency vs. Determinism in<br />

Everyday Life<br />

Alfred Schutz and Social<br />

Phenomenology<br />

Peter Berger and Thomas<br />

Luckmann and Social<br />

Contructionism<br />

Edmund Husserl and Radical<br />

Empiricism<br />

Weber and the Nature of<br />

Human Action<br />

Lifeworld<br />

Multiple Realities.<br />

Consociates<br />

Social Recipes<br />

The Problem of<br />

Intersubjectivity<br />

Institutionalization<br />

Plausibility Structures<br />

Secondary Socialization and<br />

Resocialization<br />

Immersion of Roles<br />

Collins and Makowsky, Ch. 14: Erving Goffman and the Theater of<br />

Social Encounters, pp. 246-259. (R)<br />

Erving Goffman, Charles Lemert and Ann Branaman (eds). 1997. The<br />

Goffman Reader. Blackwell Publishers. Readings 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10,<br />

11, 12.<br />

Student Course Reserve Selection.<br />

Book Report (option 1): Presentation of Self in Everyday Life.<br />

Book Report (option 2): Stigma: Notes on the Management of Spoiled<br />

Identity.<br />

Book Report (option 3): Asylums: Essays on the Social Situation of Mental<br />

Patients and Other Inmates.<br />

Recommended:<br />

Erving Goffman, Asylums.<br />

From JeffreyAlexander, “Twenty Lectures: <strong>Sociological</strong> <strong>Theory</strong> Since<br />

World War II,” Lecture Thirteen, pp. 230-237. (R)<br />

Randall Collins, 2004, Interaction Ritual Chains, Princeton University<br />

Press.<br />

Berger and Luckmann, 1967, Social Construction of Everyday Life,<br />

Anchor. Pp. 1-128; you may skim 129-189.<br />

Student Course Reserve Selection.<br />

Book Report (option 1): Phenomenology of the Social World.<br />

Book Report (option 2): Selections, Collected Papers.<br />

Book Report (option 3): The Homeless Mind.<br />

Book Report (option 4): The Sacred Canopy.<br />

Recommended:<br />

Alfred Schutz (edited by Helmut R. Wagner). 1999. Alfred Schutz on<br />

Phenomenology and Social Relations. University of Chicago Press. Pp.<br />

72-76, 79-95, 111-122, 137-142, 163-166, 218-222, 231-235, 236-242, 252-262,<br />

265-278. (R)<br />

Alfred Schutz. 19xx. Collected Papers, Vol 1, 2, 3, & 4. University of<br />

Chicago Press. Selections.<br />

Alfred Schutz. 1973. Structures of the Lifeworld. Northwestern<br />

University Press.<br />

Alfred Schutz, Richard M. Zaner (Ed). 1970. Reflections on the Problem<br />

of Relevance. Yale University Press.<br />

Robert Wood, An Introduction to Thomas S. Kuhn's The Structure of<br />

Scientific Revolutions (http://camden-nt1.rutgers.edu/wood/kuhn.htm)<br />

From Peter Berger, “A Sacred Canopy” Ch. 1, 2. (R)<br />

Analytic Papers<br />

Set 2.<br />

Present Draft Set<br />

of Thematic<br />

Possibilities for<br />

Theorist Paper.<br />

Analytic Papers<br />

Set 2.<br />

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