Larry T. Reynolds is Professor of Sociology at Central Michigan University and Adjunct Professor at the University of West Florida. He is former Chair of the Marxist Section of the American Sociological Association, recipient of the first annual Charles Horton Cooley Award, and past president of the North Central Sociological Association. A Fellow of the Rockport Institute, he has published in such journals as Sociometry, Sociological Quarterly, Phylon, and Current Anthropology. He is the author of A Critique of Contemporary American Sociology (1993); and Symbolic Interactionism (1994).

• Part 1 Symbolic InteractionismChapter 2 Intellectual AntecedentsChapter 3 The Early InteractionistsPart 4 Contemporary Interactionism: Major VarietiesChapter 5 The Chicago SchoolChapter 6 The Iowa SchoolChapter 7 The Dramaturgical GenreChapter 8 EthnomethodologyChapter 9 Contemporary Interactionism: Summary CharacteristicsPart 10 A Perspective CritiquedChapter 11 Interactionist Self-CriticismChapter 12 Noninteractionist CritiquesChapter 13 The New Studies in Social Organization: Overcoming the Astructural BiasChapter 14 Human EmotionsChapter 15 Some Recent Directions in Symbolic Interactionism

Larry T. Reynolds is Professor of Sociology at Central Michigan University and Adjunct Professor at the University of West Florida. He is former Chair of the Marxist Section of the American Sociological Association, recipient of the first annual Charles Horton Cooley Award, and past president of the North Central Sociological Association. A Fellow of the Rockport Institute, he has published in such journals as Sociometry, Sociological Quarterly, Phylon, and Current Anthropology. He is the author of A Critique of Contemporary American Sociology (1993); and Symbolic Interactionism (1994).

• Part 1 Symbolic InteractionismChapter 2 Intellectual AntecedentsChapter 3 The Early InteractionistsPart 4 Contemporary Interactionism: Major VarietiesChapter 5 The Chicago SchoolChapter 6 The Iowa SchoolChapter 7 The Dramaturgical GenreChapter 8 EthnomethodologyChapter 9 Contemporary Interactionism: Summary CharacteristicsPart 10 A Perspective CritiquedChapter 11 Interactionist Self-CriticismChapter 12 Noninteractionist CritiquesChapter 13 The New Studies in Social Organization: Overcoming the Astructural BiasChapter 14 Human EmotionsChapter 15 Some Recent Directions in Symbolic Interactionism

Larry T. Reynolds is Professor of Sociology at Central Michigan University and Adjunct Professor at the University of West Florida. He is former Chair of the Marxist Section of the American Sociological Association, recipient of the first annual Charles Horton Cooley Award, and past president of the North Central Sociological Association. A Fellow of the Rockport Institute, he has published in such journals as Sociometry, Sociological Quarterly, Phylon, and Current Anthropology. He is the author of A Critique of Contemporary American Sociology (1993); and Symbolic Interactionism (1994).

• Part 1 Symbolic InteractionismChapter 2 Intellectual AntecedentsChapter 3 The Early InteractionistsPart 4 Contemporary Interactionism: Major VarietiesChapter 5 The Chicago SchoolChapter 6 The Iowa SchoolChapter 7 The Dramaturgical GenreChapter 8 EthnomethodologyChapter 9 Contemporary Interactionism: Summary CharacteristicsPart 10 A Perspective CritiquedChapter 11 Interactionist Self-CriticismChapter 12 Noninteractionist CritiquesChapter 13 The New Studies in Social Organization: Overcoming the Astructural BiasChapter 14 Human EmotionsChapter 15 Some Recent Directions in Symbolic Interactionism