Thomas J Morrione
Biographic Data
| ID | 196691 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas J Morrione |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas J |
| FAMILY NAME | Morrione |
| SIGNATURE | MORRIONE T J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Colby College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Persistence and change
This chapter presents a metatheoretical perspective that frames Herbert Blumer’s analysis of both large- and small-scale social phenomena. It focuses on his treatment of the relation between persistence and change as he sketched it out in an unpublished position paper on the subject written in the mid-1970s. From the very start of his career as a sociologist, Blumer sought explanations of macrosocial phenomena. In a 1950 University of Chicago/NBC…
Herbert Blumer’s Theory of Industrialization and Social Change
In the course of analyzing "macro" level social phenomena, one of which is industrialization, Herbert Blumer developed his core ideas for a recursive model of social organization that accentuates the interdependence of social process and social structure. Blumer&s;s analysis in fundamental ways resembles Thomas and Zna-niecki&s;s classic The Polish Peasant in Europe and America , which presented the first empirically grounded causal model in the …
Blumer, Herbert George (1900–1987)
Herbert Blumer was president of the American Sociological Association (1956) and received its Career of Distinguished Scholarship Award in 1983. His pre‐eminent contribution to sociology and social psychology is his formulation of a distinctive theoretical and methodological perspective known as symbolic interactionism. Emphasizing the salience of individual and collective processes of definition in shaping action, he crafted enduringly relevant …
Blumer, Herbert George (1900–1987)
Herbert George Blumer, tutored by his parents to be keenly observant of society, was early on a serious scholar of history and philosophy. He emerged from rural Missouri to study at Chicago under George Herbert Mead already enamored of the prospects for examining and explaining the interactions among human beings and the world. He was fortunate as an undergraduate at the University of Missouri to be able to work with Charles Ellwood, a sociologis…
Creating Deviance
Social causation and interpretive processes
Social Order and the Public Philosophy
Industrialization as an Agent of Social Change
Herbert G. Blumer (1900–1987)
This article introduces a collection of articles written in honor of Herbert Blumer. It is noted what contributing authors identify as strengths and weaknesses of his theoretical and methodological analyses. Emphasized, however, is his view of reality as an ongoing emergent process. This view, coupled with his fundamental pragmatist stance, are the unifying and enduring themes in his life work. Blumer's impact on the social sciences will grow as …
George Herbert Mead
Conversation with Herbert Blumer
During the academic year 1977-1978, Professor Herbert Blumer sponsored Drs. Thomas J. Morrione and Harvey A. Farberman as Visiting Scholars in the sociology department of the University of California at Berkeley. In Fall Quarter of 1977, Morrione and Farberman attended Blumer's class and taped and transcribed six of the ten lecture/discussions. The transcripts were reviewed during Winter Quarter and questions, in writing, were prepared and delive…
Conversation With Herbert Blumer
During the academic year 1977-1978, Professor Herbert Blumer sponsored Drs. Thomas J. Morrione and Harvey A. Farberman as Visiting Scholars in the sociology department of the University of California at Berkeley. In Fall Quarter of 1977, Morrione and Farberman attended Blumer's class and taped and transcribed six of the ten lecture/discussions. The transcripts were reviewed during Winter Quarter and questions, in writing, were prepared and delive…
Social interaction and stereotypic responses to homosexuals
Social interaction and stereotypic responses to homosexuals
Conversation with Herbert Blumer
During the academic year 1977-1978, Professor Herbert Blumer sponsored Drs. Thomas J. Morrione and Harvey A. Farberman as Visiting Scholars in the sociology department of the University of California at Berkeley. In Fall Quarter of 1977, Morrione and Farberman attended Blumer's class and taped and transcribed six of the ten lecture/discussions. The transcripts were reviewed during Winter Quarter and questions, in writing, were prepared and delive…
Conversation With Herbert Blumer
During the academic year 1977-1978, Professor Herbert Blumer sponsored Drs. Thomas J. Morrione and Harvey A. Farberman as Visiting Scholars in the sociology department of the University of California at Berkeley. In Fall Quarter of 1977, Morrione and Farberman attended Blumer's class and taped and transcribed six of the ten lecture/discussions. The transcripts were reviewed during Winter Quarter and questions, in writing, were prepared and delive…
Social causation and interpretive processes
Creating Deviance
Social Order and the Public Philosophy
Social interaction and stereotypic responses to homosexuals
Conversation with Herbert Blumer
During the academic year 1977-1978, Professor Herbert Blumer sponsored Drs. Thomas J. Morrione and Harvey A. Farberman as Visiting Scholars in the sociology department of the University of California at Berkeley. In Fall Quarter of 1977, Morrione and Farberman attended Blumer's class and taped and transcribed six of the ten lecture/discussions. The transcripts were reviewed during Winter Quarter and questions, in writing, were prepared and delive…
Conversation With Herbert Blumer
During the academic year 1977-1978, Professor Herbert Blumer sponsored Drs. Thomas J. Morrione and Harvey A. Farberman as Visiting Scholars in the sociology department of the University of California at Berkeley. In Fall Quarter of 1977, Morrione and Farberman attended Blumer's class and taped and transcribed six of the ten lecture/discussions. The transcripts were reviewed during Winter Quarter and questions, in writing, were prepared and delive…
George Herbert Mead
Herbert G. Blumer (1900–1987)
This article introduces a collection of articles written in honor of Herbert Blumer. It is noted what contributing authors identify as strengths and weaknesses of his theoretical and methodological analyses. Emphasized, however, is his view of reality as an ongoing emergent process. This view, coupled with his fundamental pragmatist stance, are the unifying and enduring themes in his life work. Blumer's impact on the social sciences will grow as …
Social causation and interpretive processes
Social Order and the Public Philosophy
Industrialization as an Agent of Social Change
Creating Deviance
Blumer, Herbert George (1900–1987)
Herbert George Blumer, tutored by his parents to be keenly observant of society, was early on a serious scholar of history and philosophy. He emerged from rural Missouri to study at Chicago under George Herbert Mead already enamored of the prospects for examining and explaining the interactions among human beings and the world. He was fortunate as an undergraduate at the University of Missouri to be able to work with Charles Ellwood, a sociologis…
Herbert Blumer’s Theory of Industrialization and Social Change
In the course of analyzing "macro" level social phenomena, one of which is industrialization, Herbert Blumer developed his core ideas for a recursive model of social organization that accentuates the interdependence of social process and social structure. Blumer&s;s analysis in fundamental ways resembles Thomas and Zna-niecki&s;s classic The Polish Peasant in Europe and America , which presented the first empirically grounded causal model in the …
Blumer, Herbert George (1900–1987)
Herbert Blumer was president of the American Sociological Association (1956) and received its Career of Distinguished Scholarship Award in 1983. His pre‐eminent contribution to sociology and social psychology is his formulation of a distinctive theoretical and methodological perspective known as symbolic interactionism. Emphasizing the salience of individual and collective processes of definition in shaping action, he crafted enduringly relevant …
Persistence and change
This chapter presents a metatheoretical perspective that frames Herbert Blumer’s analysis of both large- and small-scale social phenomena. It focuses on his treatment of the relation between persistence and change as he sketched it out in an unpublished position paper on the subject written in the mid-1970s. From the very start of his career as a sociologist, Blumer sought explanations of macrosocial phenomena. In a 1950 University of Chicago/NBC…
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