Symbolic Interaction: An Introduction to Social Psychology (The Reynolds Series in Sociology)
by John Dewey, David G. Bromley, Don Martindale, Erving Goffman, Andrea Fontana, David A. Snow, Leon Anderson, Herbert Blumer, Ruth A. Wallace, Alison Wolf, Peter Adler, Tamotsu Shibutani, David R. Maines, Patricia A. Adler, Larry T. Reynolds, Nancy J. Herman, Richard A. Brymer, Steven L. Buban, Spencer Cahill, Charles H. Cooley, Carl Couch, Mary Lorenz Dietz, George M. Gmelch, Peter M. Hall, Bill Hanson, Michael A. Katovich, Lewis M. Killian, Jerome Manis, Joseph Marolla, Bernard N. Meltzer, Charlene Miall, Dan E. Miller, Warren R. Paap, C Eddie Palmer, Robert S. Perinbanayagam, John W.Petras, Robert Prus, Laurel Richardson, Diana Scully, William Shaffir, Anson D. Shupe Jr, Stephan Spitzer, John Stratton, W.I Thomas, Scott Thumma
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