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    What is interactionism?

    Focuses on individual interactions and the meanings assigned to them.

    How does symbolic interactionism differ from functionalism?

    It emphasizes individual interpretation over societal functions.

    What does Herbert Blumer state about human behavior?

    It depends on the meanings individuals assign to things.

    What is the role of symbols in social interaction?

    They help interpret behaviors and express emotions appropriately.

    What is Goffman's view on daily life?

    He compares it to a theatrical performance with roles and scripts.

    What distinguishes the front stage from the back stage in Goffman's theory?

    Front stage is public behavior; back stage is private and informal.

    What is stigma according to Goffman?

    A negative label that affects an individual's identity and interactions.

    What does 'total institution' mean?

    A place where individuals are isolated and controlled, like prisons.

    What is the concept of 'liquid modernity' by Bauman?

    Describes weakened social bonds and increased individualism in society.

    How does Bauman relate consumption to identity?

    He argues that consumerism leads to a loss of individuality.

    What does Beck mean by 'society of risk'?

    A society where risks are global and affect individuals' lives.

    What is the significance of indicality in ethnomethodology?

    It emphasizes that meaning is context-dependent.

    What does reflexivity refer to in social actions?

    Actions derive meaning from their own context without explicit explanation.

    What is the impact of neoliberalism according to Sennett?

    It creates job insecurity and undermines individual confidence.

    What does Honneth propose as a solution to social issues?

    A focus on recognition and respect in social interactions.