Symbolic Interactionism Theory in Sociology: Crash Course From George Herbert Mead to Herbert Blumer

TRANSCRIPT: criminologyweb.com/the-symbol...
In this video, I discuss symbolic interactionism theory as it was formulated and explained by famous sociologists, e.g. by George Herbert Mead, Herbert Blumer, and Charles Cooley. Symbolic interactionism is an important theory in sociology and criminology and relates to other theories like labelling theory but has also faced criticism. Key concepts include, for example, the concept of self and the looking glass self.
This crash course includes the fundamental meaning and principles from the theory, the highlights as used in education, and examples in daily life and criminology. The lecture also discusses how the symbolic interactionism perspective has applications for social media, deviance, and crime. In doing so, it hopefully answers some of the questions that often come up around the social interactionist perspective.

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really helpful! came here after listening 3 to 4 people on symbolic interactionism.
yours is to the point and clear

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Really a good one... deserves more views . Thank you for ur efforts and keep posting

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This was helpful! Your video provided me with a clearer understanding of how Symbolic Interactionism applies to the "Spirits Catch You, and You Fall Down" book by Anne Fademan, specifically in the context of Lea Lee's Hmong family and the Medical community. Thank you for shedding light on this aspect of the book and its relevance to the micro theories I'm exploring.

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Thanks Dr Averdijk, I am admitting to the Criminal Justice program here in my local State University's School of Criminology. These theories do help people in the justice system and reading on this subject has helped me working in the feild. Glad to you posting! 👍

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Glad to hear!

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[@CriminologyWeb]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

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Interesting.

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Could you please explain criminal investigation ?? Thank you

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Will do, Saleem, thanks

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Thank you for the video, I'm a PhD student can u speak about the impact of stigma theory on criminals.

[@CriminologyWeb]

You mean labeling theory! I have a separate video on it, check it out

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Thank you. If you had spoken at half the speed you did, your presentation might have been already too fast.

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