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‡aON ORDER |
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‡aFine, Gary Alan
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‡aGroup life :
‡ban invitation to local sociology /
‡cGary Alan Fine, Tim Hallett. |
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‡aCambridge, UK :
‡bPolity Press,
‡c2023. |
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‡c©2023 |
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‡aix, 219 pages ;
‡c23 cm |
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‡aIncludes bibliographical references and index. |
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‡g1.
‡tBelieving in Groups: The Possibility of Local Sociology --
‡gpt. I. The
‡tIndividual in the Group --
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‡tBeing in Groups: Reflective and Collective Identities --
‡g3.
‡tBelonging to Groups: The Power and Benefits of Commitment --
‡gpt. II. The
‡tWorld of the Group --
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‡tBuilding Groups: The Power of Idioculture --
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‡tBonding by Groups: The Basis for Collective Action --
‡gpt. III. The
‡tGroup in the World --
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‡tBattling Groups: The Minuet of Conflict and Control --
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‡tBridging Groups: Extending the Local --
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‡tBetter Sociology: A Call to Small Arms. |
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‡aSociological analysis is replete with debates about "micro" and "macro," individual and society, but all too often these miss the point: interacting groups are the hinge that connects the two. To understand how structures matter and how individuals navigate them, we must take groups and people in local communities seriously. Gary Alan Fine and Tim Hallett skillfully argue that sociologists have the obligation to examine the role of small communities in the creation of both the interaction order and structural realities. With novel concepts and rich ethnographic examples, this book describes how group commitments shape selves and society, emphasizing the importance of a meso-level approach to social organization. Fine and Hallett provide new models of identity, culture, conflict, and control, and consider how a network of groups can provide insight into extended communication channels and social media lattices. Ultimately, they show that, despite the importance of institutions and individuals, group life is the fundamental building block of community. This timely book makes the case for a local sociology that includes sociality. It will be a welcome resource for students and sociologists, and a necessary call to action for the discipline as a whole. |
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‡aSocial groups. |
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‡aIntergroup relations. |
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‡aHallett, Tim
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