Lyn H Lofland
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 106201 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Lyn H Lofland |
| NOMBRES | Lyn H |
| APELLIDO | Lofland |
| FIRMA | LOFLAND L H |
| AFILIACIONES | University of California, Davis |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 42 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 463 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1971 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
The Urban Milieu
This chapter examines the world in which the experts live. The economic factors that one might associate with the whole matter of bringing in an alternative supply of aviation fuel are not easy to list and summarize. One issue is the matter of economic convergence. The chapter suggests that development goals affect policy discussion; that aviation supports development; that development must be sustainable; and that fuel is fundamental to that mix…
Going Downtown? Doing Race in Public Places
Where the Ball Drops
An Excess of Riches
When I entered graduate school in the mid 1960s, those of us interested in doing quali tative had few resources upon which draw. Certainly there were many research-based books and articles use as exemplars, but the list of how to manuals or even what I did in the ac counts was quite limited. At the time, soci ology was overwhelmingly dominated by the quants and this paucity was undoubt edly a reflection of the status of qualitative work. In subse…
Public Realm
While widely used in the contemporary discourse of such diverse fields as philosophy, political theory, sociology, art, media studies, architecture and urban planning, and gender studies, as well as in everyday speech, the concept of public realm has no consensual definition and definitions that are proffered are often both imprecise and enigmatic. What all the diverse usages do agree upon is that their referent is some sort of non‐private arena …
Spencer Cahill and the Sociological Essay
The Handbook of Ethnography
Paul Atkinson, Amanda Coffey, Sara Delamont, John Lofland and Lyn Lofland (eds.), The Handbook of Ethnography, London: Sage, 2002, xviii + 507 pages.Rather surprisingly The Handbook of Ethnography, edited by three British and two American sociologists, arrives hot on heels of another sociological Handbook devoted to ethnography. This earlier one edited by Norman and Yvonna Lincoln is in its second edition (1994, 2000) and in preparation stages fo…
Introduction to the Special Issue
The Making of American Audiences
(2002). The Making of American Audiences: From Stage to Television, 1750–1990. Ethics, Place & Environment: Vol. 5, No. 3, pp. 285-287
How Women Saved the City
Handbook of Ethnography
Introduction to Part One The Chicago School of Ethnography - Mary Jo Deegan Symbolic Interactionism and Ethnography - Paul Rock Currents of Cultural Fieldwork - James D Faubion British Social Anthropology - Sharon Macdonald Into the Community - Lodewijk Brunt Mass-Observation's Fieldwork Methods - Liz Stanley Orientalism - Julie Marcus Ethnomethodology and Ethnography - Melvin Pollner and Robert M Emerson Phenomenology and Ethnography - Ilja Maso…
The public realm
A great number of children and adolescents face a world of violence and isolation. The contributors to this book describe in detail an innovative intervention and prevention method, pair therapy, that is designed to address these issues by helping children develop healthy interpersonal relationships.
Dress Codes
From 'Our Gang' to 'Society For
Fighting the Good Fight--Again
Gendered Spaces
History, The City and The Interactionist
My goal in what follows is to explore some of the questions, analyses and insights that a scholar, equipped with a sense of history and the sensitivity of an interactionist, might bring to the study of the city. But before I begin that task, I want to spend a little time laying some ground- work. I want to introduce my readers to (or remind them of) two snippets of sociological history: the first snippet has to do with the place-more accurately, …
Is Peace Possible
As I first began to think about what I was going to say to you today, I sought guidance by reviewing past presidential addresses from this association as well as from others. Now, as you might expect, the specific topics that have been chosen vary enormously. But, interestingly enough, what we might think of as the format or model of the addresses do not. In the main, association presidents choose either to summarize, synthesize, and assess a lin…
Private Lifestyles, Changing Neighborhoods, and Public Life
Social Life in the Public Realm
The public realm is defined as those nonprivate sectors or areas of urban settlements in which individuals in co-presence tend to be personally unknown or only categorically known to one another. Through a review of the largely ethnographic literature on the public realm, this article details the relationship between it and other types of social space, argues for the thoroughly social character of what occurs there, and describes some of its char…
New Ethnographies
New York City and the Heritage of Chicago Sociology
The Social Shaping of Emotion
This article addresses the issue of how deeply social arrangements may penetrate into private emotion, in this instance, grief. It argues that the data necessary to address the issue satisfactorily are not available and thus current assumptions in the literature about the universality of the grief experience are at least suspect. However, there are theoretical reasons, derived from interactionist thought, to suspect that if certain components of …
Books in review
City Scenes
Handbook of Ethnography
Introduction to Part One The Chicago School of Ethnography - Mary Jo Deegan Symbolic Interactionism and Ethnography - Paul Rock Currents of Cultural Fieldwork - James D Faubion British Social Anthropology - Sharon Macdonald Into the Community - Lodewijk Brunt Mass-Observation's Fieldwork Methods - Liz Stanley Orientalism - Julie Marcus Ethnomethodology and Ethnography - Melvin Pollner and Robert M Emerson Phenomenology and Ethnography - Ilja Maso…
The Social Shaping of Emotion
This article addresses the issue of how deeply social arrangements may penetrate into private emotion, in this instance, grief. It argues that the data necessary to address the issue satisfactorily are not available and thus current assumptions in the literature about the universality of the grief experience are at least suspect. However, there are theoretical reasons, derived from interactionist thought, to suspect that if certain components of …
Social Life in the Public Realm
The public realm is defined as those nonprivate sectors or areas of urban settlements in which individuals in co-presence tend to be personally unknown or only categorically known to one another. Through a review of the largely ethnographic literature on the public realm, this article details the relationship between it and other types of social space, argues for the thoroughly social character of what occurs there, and describes some of its char…
Reminiscences of Classic Chicago
History, The City and The Interactionist
My goal in what follows is to explore some of the questions, analyses and insights that a scholar, equipped with a sense of history and the sensitivity of an interactionist, might bring to the study of the city. But before I begin that task, I want to spend a little time laying some ground- work. I want to introduce my readers to (or remind them of) two snippets of sociological history: the first snippet has to do with the place-more accurately, …
Is Peace Possible
As I first began to think about what I was going to say to you today, I sought guidance by reviewing past presidential addresses from this association as well as from others. Now, as you might expect, the specific topics that have been chosen vary enormously. But, interestingly enough, what we might think of as the format or model of the addresses do not. In the main, association presidents choose either to summarize, synthesize, and assess a lin…
Understanding Urban Life
Self-Management in Public Settings
Public Realm
While widely used in the contemporary discourse of such diverse fields as philosophy, political theory, sociology, art, media studies, architecture and urban planning, and gender studies, as well as in everyday speech, the concept of public realm has no consensual definition and definitions that are proffered are often both imprecise and enigmatic. What all the diverse usages do agree upon is that their referent is some sort of non‐private arena …
The Handbook of Ethnography
Paul Atkinson, Amanda Coffey, Sara Delamont, John Lofland and Lyn Lofland (eds.), The Handbook of Ethnography, London: Sage, 2002, xviii + 507 pages.Rather surprisingly The Handbook of Ethnography, edited by three British and two American sociologists, arrives hot on heels of another sociological Handbook devoted to ethnography. This earlier one edited by Norman and Yvonna Lincoln is in its second edition (1994, 2000) and in preparation stages fo…
Fighting the Good Fight--Again
Private Lifestyles, Changing Neighborhoods, and Public Life
Self-Management in Public Settings
Spencer Cahill and the Sociological Essay
Introduction to the Special Issue
From 'Our Gang' to 'Society For
Graduate Fieldwork in Sociology at UC, Davis
The public realm
A great number of children and adolescents face a world of violence and isolation. The contributors to this book describe in detail an innovative intervention and prevention method, pair therapy, that is designed to address these issues by helping children develop healthy interpersonal relationships.
Gendered Spaces
The Craft of Dying
Toward a Sociology of Death and Dying
A world of strangers
Deviance and Identity
Self-Management in Public Settings
Self-Management in Public Settings
A world of strangers
The “Thereness” of Women
Toward a Sociology of Death and Dying
The First Year of Bereavement. Ira O. Glick , Robert S. Weiss , C. Murray Parkes
Living and Dying at Murray Manor. Jaber F. Gubrium
Death and Dying
Moral miscellany
The Craft of Dying
The Craft of Dying
Reminiscences of Classic Chicago
Forgive and Remember
Street Life
City Scenes
Graduate Fieldwork in Sociology at UC, Davis
Understanding Urban Life
Books in review
New York City and the Heritage of Chicago Sociology
The Social Shaping of Emotion
This article addresses the issue of how deeply social arrangements may penetrate into private emotion, in this instance, grief. It argues that the data necessary to address the issue satisfactorily are not available and thus current assumptions in the literature about the universality of the grief experience are at least suspect. However, there are theoretical reasons, derived from interactionist thought, to suspect that if certain components of …
New Ethnographies
Private Lifestyles, Changing Neighborhoods, and Public Life
Social Life in the Public Realm
The public realm is defined as those nonprivate sectors or areas of urban settlements in which individuals in co-presence tend to be personally unknown or only categorically known to one another. Through a review of the largely ethnographic literature on the public realm, this article details the relationship between it and other types of social space, argues for the thoroughly social character of what occurs there, and describes some of its char…
Is Peace Possible
As I first began to think about what I was going to say to you today, I sought guidance by reviewing past presidential addresses from this association as well as from others. Now, as you might expect, the specific topics that have been chosen vary enormously. But, interestingly enough, what we might think of as the format or model of the addresses do not. In the main, association presidents choose either to summarize, synthesize, and assess a lin…
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