Robert A Hintz
Biographic Data
| ID | 293446 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert A Hintz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert A |
| FAMILY NAME | Hintz |
| SIGNATURE | HINTZ R A |
| AFFILIATIONS | ISI Foundation |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 64 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Responding to a Traumatic Event
This paper describes reactions by regular patrons of a family restaurant to an armed robbery that occurred within its premises. One of the victims, the restaurant's co-manager, and these regulars participated in the construction of a narrative in order to restore their normal involvement within the community and to incorporate the profound disturbance of a robbery into the patrons' and manager's shared pasts. We discuss two different types of reg…
Openings Revisited
Twenty years after its publication, the 'openings' research of Miller, Hintz, and Couch (1975) continues to be the conceptual foundation of the New Iowa School of Symbolic Interation. However, we believe that this work has been misread. Returning to the original work, we offer a new reading of this groundbreaking research that broadens the scope of the analysis and more closely defines the hierarchical structure of social interation found in all …
The Domestication of the Savage Mind
Mediated Messages and Social Coordination
Each system of communication introduces its own “bias” in how the coordination of social activity can be accomplished
The Social Anthropology of Radcliffe-Brown
Book Reviews nature but some dealing with more particular topics in the history of German medicine and science during the period 1871 to 1914.Amongst them Seidler writes on the political status of the doctor, Goerke on the panel doctor, Winau on the doctor and disease in poetry, Querner on Roux, Murken on Bad Nauheim, Jusatz on tropical medicine, Eichberg on body culture, and Rosner on the reception of Western medicine in Japan
Constructing Social Life
The Elements and Structure of Openings
Opening refers to the activity of two or more persons moving from a condition of behavioral independence to one of interdependence. It is thus the first necessary activity that any two persons must perform successfully if they are to do anything else together. Two empirical studies focusing on this social activity were conducted with four elements of opening being delineated: (1) reciprocally acknowledged attention, (2) mutual responsiveness, (3)…
Writing and Reading as Social Activities
The form of association made possible by the complementary activities of reading and writing is examined from the perspective of each. The primary focus is on the differences in how readers and writers experience both themselves and others in the process of such mediated communication as opposed to the experience of persons in face-to-face interaction. These differences are then related to the rise of individualism and the mode of analytic though…
The Elements and Structure of Openings
Opening refers to the activity of two or more persons moving from a condition of behavioral independence to one of interdependence. It is thus the first necessary activity that any two persons must perform successfully if they are to do anything else together. Two empirical studies focusing on this social activity were conducted with four elements of opening being delineated: (1) reciprocally acknowledged attention, (2) mutual responsiveness, (3)…
Responding to a Traumatic Event
This paper describes reactions by regular patrons of a family restaurant to an armed robbery that occurred within its premises. One of the victims, the restaurant's co-manager, and these regulars participated in the construction of a narrative in order to restore their normal involvement within the community and to incorporate the profound disturbance of a robbery into the patrons' and manager's shared pasts. We discuss two different types of reg…
The Social Anthropology of Radcliffe-Brown
Book Reviews nature but some dealing with more particular topics in the history of German medicine and science during the period 1871 to 1914.Amongst them Seidler writes on the political status of the doctor, Goerke on the panel doctor, Winau on the doctor and disease in poetry, Querner on Roux, Murken on Bad Nauheim, Jusatz on tropical medicine, Eichberg on body culture, and Rosner on the reception of Western medicine in Japan
Constructing Social Life
Openings Revisited
Twenty years after its publication, the 'openings' research of Miller, Hintz, and Couch (1975) continues to be the conceptual foundation of the New Iowa School of Symbolic Interation. However, we believe that this work has been misread. Returning to the original work, we offer a new reading of this groundbreaking research that broadens the scope of the analysis and more closely defines the hierarchical structure of social interation found in all …
Writing and Reading as Social Activities
The form of association made possible by the complementary activities of reading and writing is examined from the perspective of each. The primary focus is on the differences in how readers and writers experience both themselves and others in the process of such mediated communication as opposed to the experience of persons in face-to-face interaction. These differences are then related to the rise of individualism and the mode of analytic though…
Writing and Reading as Social Activities
The form of association made possible by the complementary activities of reading and writing is examined from the perspective of each. The primary focus is on the differences in how readers and writers experience both themselves and others in the process of such mediated communication as opposed to the experience of persons in face-to-face interaction. These differences are then related to the rise of individualism and the mode of analytic though…
The Elements and Structure of Openings
Opening refers to the activity of two or more persons moving from a condition of behavioral independence to one of interdependence. It is thus the first necessary activity that any two persons must perform successfully if they are to do anything else together. Two empirical studies focusing on this social activity were conducted with four elements of opening being delineated: (1) reciprocally acknowledged attention, (2) mutual responsiveness, (3)…
Constructing Social Life
Mediated Messages and Social Coordination
Each system of communication introduces its own “bias” in how the coordination of social activity can be accomplished
The Social Anthropology of Radcliffe-Brown
Book Reviews nature but some dealing with more particular topics in the history of German medicine and science during the period 1871 to 1914.Amongst them Seidler writes on the political status of the doctor, Goerke on the panel doctor, Winau on the doctor and disease in poetry, Querner on Roux, Murken on Bad Nauheim, Jusatz on tropical medicine, Eichberg on body culture, and Rosner on the reception of Western medicine in Japan
The Domestication of the Savage Mind
Openings Revisited
Twenty years after its publication, the 'openings' research of Miller, Hintz, and Couch (1975) continues to be the conceptual foundation of the New Iowa School of Symbolic Interation. However, we believe that this work has been misread. Returning to the original work, we offer a new reading of this groundbreaking research that broadens the scope of the analysis and more closely defines the hierarchical structure of social interation found in all …
Responding to a Traumatic Event
This paper describes reactions by regular patrons of a family restaurant to an armed robbery that occurred within its premises. One of the victims, the restaurant's co-manager, and these regulars participated in the construction of a narrative in order to restore their normal involvement within the community and to incorporate the profound disturbance of a robbery into the patrons' and manager's shared pasts. We discuss two different types of reg…
Sociology (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Psychology of Social Influence (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (3 works) · Social science (3 works)