Introduction Symbolic interactionism is a micro-sociological perspective that focuses on the meanings individuals ascribe to objects, events, and behaviors within society. It is rooted in the works of scholars such as George Herbert Mead and Herbert Blumer, who emphasized the…
Introduction to Symbolic Interactionism and George Herbert Mead Symbolic Interactionism is one of the foundational frameworks within sociology, focusing on the subjective aspects of social life rather than the larger, objective structures that impact society. This approach examines how individuals…
Introduction Symbolic interactionism is a cornerstone theoretical perspective in sociology, focusing on how humans interpret and negotiate meaning through everyday social interactions. Its foundational premise is that human behavior is shaped by the meanings we assign to objects, events, and…
