Karlstad University, Sweden. September, 2000
Thomas J. Scheff is Professor Emeritus of Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara. He is the author of Being Mentally Ill, Microsociology, Emotions and Violence (with Suzanne Retzinger), Bloody Revenge, and other books and articles. He is a former Chair of the section on the Sociology of Emotions, American Sociological Association, and President of the Pacific Sociological Association. His fields of research are social psychology, emotions, mental illness, and new approaches to integrating theory & method. His current studies concern, forgiveness, solidarity-alienation, and alternative methods of crime control. His most recent book (1997) concerns part/whole analysis, a unified approach to theory and method in the human sciences. He would like to become a generalist, but it is hard to shed bad habits.
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PARADIGM PUBLISHERS 2006
Goffman Unbound!
BEING MENTALLY
ILL
A Sociological Theory
CATHARSIS IN HEALING, RITUAL, AND DRAMA
MICROSOCIOLOGY
Discourses, Emotions, and Social Structure
BLOODY
REVENGE
Emotions, Nationalism, and War
EMOTIONS, THE SOCIAL BOND, AND HUMAN REALITY
GOFFMAN UNBOUND!
A New Paradigm for Social Science
Linked Articles:
1. Emotions, The Social Bond and Human Reality (Intro. and Ch. 1 from 1997 book)
2. Shame and the Social Bond: A Sociological Theory (current)
3. Shame in Self and Society (September 20, 2002). (current)
5,6, and 7 are about N. Ireland (1997):
6. Honor and Shame: Local Peace-Making Through Community Conferences
8. Shame and Labeling Theory: Micro- and Macro-levels (1998)
9. Discovering Sociology (1992), from the journal Teaching Sociology
11. Being Mentally Ill, 3rd Edition, Preface and Chapter 1 (1999)
12. Shame and Community: Social Components in Depression (2000)
4 Commentaries on #12:
12 (a). On Shame, Shame-Depression, and Other Depressions
12 (b). Personality, Shame, and the Breakdown of
Social Bonds:
The Voice of Quantitative Depression Research
12 (c). The Role of Shame in Understanding and Treating Depression
13. Shame and the Social Bond: Applying the Part/ Whole Approach to a Case Study (2000)
14. Freudian Repression: Conversation Creating the Unconcious. A Review (2000)
17. Individualism and Alienation in Popular Love Songs, 1930-1999. (2001)
18. The Goffman Legacy: Deconstructing/Reconstructing Social Science (2001)
19. Goffman On Surface and Interior (2001)
19 (a). Looking Glass Selves: The Cooley/Goffman Conjecture (June 2003)
20. Male Emotions and Violence (2001)
21. Getting Educated at a Modern University(2001)
22. Working Class Emotions and Relationships(2001)
23. Peer Review: An Iron Law of Disciplines? (May 31, 2001)
25. A Prize Competition for Social/Behavioral Science. (August 29, 2005)
26.Building an Onion: Alternatives to Biopsychiatry (April 2003)
27a. The Bond Threat Sequence: Discourse Evidence for the Systematic Interdependence of Shame and Social Relationships
by David S. Fearon Jr.
Published in: The Social Life of Emotions, pp. 153-206, edited by Colin Leach and Larissa Tiedens,.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
28. Letter to the Editor: Contemporary Sociology (April 2003)
Response to Donald Black Symposium: "Pure Sociology?"
29. Attachment, Attunement, Attraction: 24 Kinds of “Love” (August 2003)
30. Chapter 2: Looking Glass Selves and Attunement (August 2003)
31. Strategies for the Social Science of Emotion (August 2003)
32. Universal Human Needs?: After Maslow (January 2004)
33. Routines in Human Science: The Case of Emotion Words (January 2004)
34. Syllabus for 94AV (Freshman Seminar): Communicating Up Close. Fall, 2006
35. An abridged verson was published in the Daily Nexus, the student paper of UCSB
36. A Theory of Runaway Nationalism: "Love" of Country/Hatred of Others
37. The Emotional/Relational World in Modern Societies: Chaos and Denial
38. Blind Trust: Large Groups and Their Leaders in Times of Crisis and Terror
39. A Wake on the Pier: A Poem
40. Methods of Discovery: Heuristics for the Social Sciences (Review By Thomas Scheff)
41. Toward A Web of Concepts: The Case of Emotions and Affects
42. Aggression, Hypermasculine Emotions and Relations: The Silence/Violence Pattern (2/27/06)
43. The Structure of Context: Deciphering Frame Analysis
44. Mobilization and Silence: Emotional/relational Dynamics (September 26, 2006)
45. New Forward for re-issue of Being Mentally Ill, 2005.
46. Responses to a War Memorial, updated December 15, 2005
47. A Taxonomy of Emotions: How Do We Begin?
48. Can Concepts be Grounded? (August 4. 2006)
49. Pop Love Songs: Breaking the Emotion Code
51. War and Emotions: Hypermasculine Violence as a Social System (April 9, 2007)
52. Lost in Translation as a part of a Bill Murray film trilogy (July 2006)
52a. Groundhog Day (1993). Film as an Art Form (April 2006)
54. Reasons Why: Stories True and False
55. Concepts and Concept Formation: Goffman and Beyond
55a. Awareness Structures: Defining Alienation and Solidarity (April 1, 2008)
56. Routines: Every Day a Groundhog Day?
(to be published in the Electronic Journal of Sociology)
57. Catharsis and Other Heresies: A Theory of Emotion (August 30, 2007)
58. Universal Human Needs? After Maslow1
61.
RAMPAGE SHOOTING: EMOTIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS AS CAUSES
(SEPTEMBER 2, 2007)
62. Social/Emotional Treatment of Depression
This paper is the basis for a talk given at UCLA Medical School, 2007 (Oct. 8), 3pm.
For directions, contact Dr. Carole Browner, UCLA
Please e-mail all questions to Prof. Thomas J. Scheff:
scheff@soc.ucsb.edu