Titlebook: Handbook of the Sociology of Emotions; Jan E. Stets,Jonathan H. Turner Book 2006 Springer-Verlag US 2006 Cultural Theory.Design.Emotion.Ev

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Gender and Emotiongeway and Correll 2004), is useful in explaining the relation of gender-emotion beliefs to social roles and other social structural variables. The second, . (Shields 1995,2002), can be used to explain connections among beliefs about emotion, emotional experience, and a gendered sense of self.

無關(guān)緊要

Identity Theory and Emotionsinterindividual patterns that constitute the core of social structure. While actors are creating social structure, they are also receiving feedback from the social structure that influences their behavior. In this way, actors are always embedded in the very social structure that they are simultaneously creating.

Commodious

Evolutionary Theory and Emotionslutionary cause in the 1970s, also paid scant attention to emotions. Thus, it has been only in the past two decades that some sociologists have begun to focus analysis specifically on emotions and evolution.

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Ritual Theoryand strategy to create emotion-generating interactions in the future. This cycle, interaction → emotions → symbols → interaction, forms patterns of interaction over time. These patterns are the most basic structural force that organizes society.

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巧思

Psychoanalytic Sociological Theories and Emotionsand as a result, sociological theories miss a set of important leads in understanding emotions. Still, in going back to Freud (1900, 1923, 1938), we need to be selective in what we adopt and reject in his approach.

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Expectation States Theory and Emotion, 1977; Correll and Ridgeway 2003; Wagner and Berger 2002). Although expectation states is a theory of status, not emotion, it provides a framework in relation to which research on emotion in hierarchies can be articulated to understand how status affects emotion and emotion shapes status in interpersonal contexts.

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Dawn T. Robinson,Lynn Smith-Lovin,Allison K. Wisecupled to make the Dutch Caribbean islands Protestant, and if Surinam did so, other denominations were responsible. Likewise, Papiamento, rather than Dutch. is the popular idiom on the Cura?ao islands, on the Leeward islands it is English, while in Surinam the official Dutch has a strong competitor in a .: Shranan.