Soci 140 test 2 Hart JMU

Ocean Run

a naturally occurring social process that begins and ends each day

impression management

we try to control how people look and think of us

"Triangulating the self"

when online identity and offline identity match

the individual self

the 1 sacred object we all have in common

A self is a process

it's something we do; do jointly with others

wheelchair users: interpersonal management of emotions

managing our own emotions and managing other's emotions; wheelchair users doing more emotional work

"Norms of conduct"

everyday interactions are grounded in and guided interpersonal rituals and routines

"seamless technology"

fluidity between online and offline social

social interaction

process of mutual influence

organization of social interaction

patterned, organized, and orderly but subject to change/conflict

breaching experiments

Experiments that violate the established social order to assess how people construct social reality

Milberg

when norms are defined, we tend to be okay w/ it

norm of civil inattention

acknowledgment of not acknowledging/ mutual agreement/disengagement

Dynamics of Inclusion

Recruitment: Checking out Process

Turning Points: Trouble

Becoming a Regular: Career Approach

Ethnomethodology (Garfinkel)

the study of peoples methods; focus on the everyday

Devault

the family as an interactional achievement or accomplishment

Art

is social in character

labeling theory

you're not what you say you are unless people agree with you

John Cage

"music is the moral evaluation of noise"

Power of inertia

conventions, cooperation and constraint

change and continuity

one can always do things differently only if they can accept the fact that their art wont be circulated as much

Thomas Theorem

if i believe it to be true, it will be true in its consequences

Habitus (Pierre Bourdieu)

systems of internalized dispositions or practices that are shaped by the experiences of people in particular positions in the social structure

cultural capital

lead individuals to think and act in a way that reproduces the social structure

'clash of civilization'

the lead belongs to people of the bourg: emphasis on walk style

The Promise of Sociology

'the task of restoring to those people the meaning of their actions'

Gender Hierarchy

gendered bodies can create particular contexts of social relations as they signal, manage, and negotiate info about power and status