Charles D Bolton
Biographic Data
| ID | 129134 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles D Bolton |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles D |
| FAMILY NAME | Bolton |
| SIGNATURE | BOLTON C D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Portland State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The View from Goffman
Some Consequences of the Meadian Self
Mead's conception of the self is analyzed as an internal interaction process, with the 'I' viewed as taking perspectives rather than being simply a biologic response. Conceptualizing the self as an intrapersonal process of interaction from differentiated perspectives permits a better understanding of false fronting, autonomy, and creativity. Emergence theory allows us to take a Phenomenological view of the self. Several levels of consciousness in…
Meanings and Situations
Reply to Seidler, Aveni, and Curry
Reason and Violence: A decade of Sartre's Philosophy 1950-1960
Alienation and Action: A Study of Peace-Group Members
The relation of social-psychological orientations to overt action is analyzed by examining the pattern of association of a number of scales to membership, degree of activity, and degree of radicalism in peace groups. Four types of alienation are found to be significatly related to social-action patterns, but in different directions. Mode of explaining social events is found to be a crucial underlying orientation. But analysis of recruitment patte…
Elements of Sociology
The Decision to Use a Family Service Agency
The University Student
Community and Family Factors Related to the Use of a Family Service Agency
Client family users of a Family Service agency are compared with random samples of families from the two communities using the Agency. Findings strongly support the hypothesis that the community value structure influences the use of the agency; the value strcture of one community depresses the rate of use at the several socioeconomic levels while the vale structure of the other community raises the rate of use. Fndings also indicate a general pat…
The University Student: A Study of Student Behavior and Values
Is Sociology a Behavioral Science
Mate Selection as the Development of a Relationship
Behavior, Experience, and Relationships: A Symbolic Interactionist Point of View
The failure of simbolic interactionists to produce a systematic general theory is examined. Starting with concepts from Mead, Durkheim, and Riezler, the outlines of such a theory are indicated. The importance of symbols in human experience and the emergence of relationships as objects of experience through the medium of symbolic transformation form the core of the symbolic interactionist point of view and have certain methodological consequences …
The Direction of Human Development: Biological and Social Bases. M. F. Ashley Montagu
Alienation and Action: A Study of Peace-Group Members
The relation of social-psychological orientations to overt action is analyzed by examining the pattern of association of a number of scales to membership, degree of activity, and degree of radicalism in peace groups. Four types of alienation are found to be significatly related to social-action patterns, but in different directions. Mode of explaining social events is found to be a crucial underlying orientation. But analysis of recruitment patte…
Community and Family Factors Related to the Use of a Family Service Agency
Client family users of a Family Service agency are compared with random samples of families from the two communities using the Agency. Findings strongly support the hypothesis that the community value structure influences the use of the agency; the value strcture of one community depresses the rate of use at the several socioeconomic levels while the vale structure of the other community raises the rate of use. Fndings also indicate a general pat…
Is Sociology a Behavioral Science
Some Consequences of the Meadian Self
Mead's conception of the self is analyzed as an internal interaction process, with the 'I' viewed as taking perspectives rather than being simply a biologic response. Conceptualizing the self as an intrapersonal process of interaction from differentiated perspectives permits a better understanding of false fronting, autonomy, and creativity. Emergence theory allows us to take a Phenomenological view of the self. Several levels of consciousness in…
Behavior, Experience, and Relationships: A Symbolic Interactionist Point of View
The failure of simbolic interactionists to produce a systematic general theory is examined. Starting with concepts from Mead, Durkheim, and Riezler, the outlines of such a theory are indicated. The importance of symbols in human experience and the emergence of relationships as objects of experience through the medium of symbolic transformation form the core of the symbolic interactionist point of view and have certain methodological consequences …
The Direction of Human Development: Biological and Social Bases. M. F. Ashley Montagu
Behavior, Experience, and Relationships: A Symbolic Interactionist Point of View
The failure of simbolic interactionists to produce a systematic general theory is examined. Starting with concepts from Mead, Durkheim, and Riezler, the outlines of such a theory are indicated. The importance of symbols in human experience and the emergence of relationships as objects of experience through the medium of symbolic transformation form the core of the symbolic interactionist point of view and have certain methodological consequences …
Mate Selection as the Development of a Relationship
Is Sociology a Behavioral Science
Elements of Sociology
The Decision to Use a Family Service Agency
The University Student
Community and Family Factors Related to the Use of a Family Service Agency
Client family users of a Family Service agency are compared with random samples of families from the two communities using the Agency. Findings strongly support the hypothesis that the community value structure influences the use of the agency; the value strcture of one community depresses the rate of use at the several socioeconomic levels while the vale structure of the other community raises the rate of use. Fndings also indicate a general pat…
The University Student: A Study of Student Behavior and Values
Alienation and Action: A Study of Peace-Group Members
The relation of social-psychological orientations to overt action is analyzed by examining the pattern of association of a number of scales to membership, degree of activity, and degree of radicalism in peace groups. Four types of alienation are found to be significatly related to social-action patterns, but in different directions. Mode of explaining social events is found to be a crucial underlying orientation. But analysis of recruitment patte…
Reason and Violence: A decade of Sartre's Philosophy 1950-1960
Meanings and Situations
Reply to Seidler, Aveni, and Curry
The View from Goffman
Some Consequences of the Meadian Self
Mead's conception of the self is analyzed as an internal interaction process, with the 'I' viewed as taking perspectives rather than being simply a biologic response. Conceptualizing the self as an intrapersonal process of interaction from differentiated perspectives permits a better understanding of false fronting, autonomy, and creativity. Emergence theory allows us to take a Phenomenological view of the self. Several levels of consciousness in…
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