D W Wahl
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 70437 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | D W Wahl |
| NOMBRES | D W |
| APELLIDO | Wahl |
| FIRMA | WAHL D W |
| AFILIACIONES | McMurry University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6180-6687 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
"Was I Trafficked?" A Disconnect of Shared Meanings in the Adult Film Industry
The development of sexual selfhood in Mead's play and game
Mead (1934) claims that early selfhood is developed through a reflexive process of self-consciousness positioning self as both subject and object to itself, which is accomplished through social engagement with generalised others. In a reflexive process, the self is intrinsically interconnected to society and the social influences that act upon the self, which includes role-taking activities. For Mead, selfhood is not an accomplished structure, bu…
Pornographic turning points in the life course
With the ubiquity of pornography, the connection between the way individuals use pornography and the development of their sexual selfhood merits deeper qualitative analysis and exploration. The current study gathered sexual narratives from 50 participants and examined the way they claimed to use, or disregard, pornography, and the impact on their sexual self-development. Uses for pornography included educational purposes/constructing a sexual kno…
Voices in and Uses of Internal Conversations
Although sociologists have a long history of making claims about people’s internal conversations, these claims are based on little or no evidence. We present results from the first sociological analysis of a large number of self-reported internal conversations, focusing on two interconnected properties of internal conversations: their uses and what internalized others appear and speak in them. We developed taxonomies for categorizing internal con…
Carnal Voices
Whither the Internal Conversation
The internal conversation has a venerable place in the symbolic interactionist tradition but has been the focus of little empirical research by interactionists. After reviewing selected research on the internal conversation (most by noninteractionist sociologists or nonsociologists), we argue that interactionists ought to conduct research of our own to examine claims we have been making and to better understand social life. We propose some worthy…
"Was I Trafficked?" A Disconnect of Shared Meanings in the Adult Film Industry
Voices in and Uses of Internal Conversations
Although sociologists have a long history of making claims about people’s internal conversations, these claims are based on little or no evidence. We present results from the first sociological analysis of a large number of self-reported internal conversations, focusing on two interconnected properties of internal conversations: their uses and what internalized others appear and speak in them. We developed taxonomies for categorizing internal con…
Carnal Voices
Whither the Internal Conversation
The internal conversation has a venerable place in the symbolic interactionist tradition but has been the focus of little empirical research by interactionists. After reviewing selected research on the internal conversation (most by noninteractionist sociologists or nonsociologists), we argue that interactionists ought to conduct research of our own to examine claims we have been making and to better understand social life. We propose some worthy…
Whither the Internal Conversation
The internal conversation has a venerable place in the symbolic interactionist tradition but has been the focus of little empirical research by interactionists. After reviewing selected research on the internal conversation (most by noninteractionist sociologists or nonsociologists), we argue that interactionists ought to conduct research of our own to examine claims we have been making and to better understand social life. We propose some worthy…
Voices in and Uses of Internal Conversations
Although sociologists have a long history of making claims about people’s internal conversations, these claims are based on little or no evidence. We present results from the first sociological analysis of a large number of self-reported internal conversations, focusing on two interconnected properties of internal conversations: their uses and what internalized others appear and speak in them. We developed taxonomies for categorizing internal con…
Carnal Voices
Pornographic turning points in the life course
With the ubiquity of pornography, the connection between the way individuals use pornography and the development of their sexual selfhood merits deeper qualitative analysis and exploration. The current study gathered sexual narratives from 50 participants and examined the way they claimed to use, or disregard, pornography, and the impact on their sexual self-development. Uses for pornography included educational purposes/constructing a sexual kno…
The development of sexual selfhood in Mead's play and game
Mead (1934) claims that early selfhood is developed through a reflexive process of self-consciousness positioning self as both subject and object to itself, which is accomplished through social engagement with generalised others. In a reflexive process, the self is intrinsically interconnected to society and the social influences that act upon the self, which includes role-taking activities. For Mead, selfhood is not an accomplished structure, bu…
"Was I Trafficked?" A Disconnect of Shared Meanings in the Adult Film Industry
Psychology (6 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Communication (2 obras) · Conversation (2 obras) · Epistemology (2 obras) · Gender, Feminism, and Media (2 obras) · Linguistics (2 obras) · Narrative (2 obras) · Philosophy (2 obras)