Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2002 13:31:43 -0500
From: Dan Schubert <schubert-AT-dickinson.edu>
Subject: Re: Bourdieu and symbolic interactionism


Hi All,

	Though B never engages Goffman in any great detail, he does speak
favorably of his work in a number of places.  Mention of Goffman can be
found in the English-language collection _In Other Words_, and there are
quite a few refs to his work in _An Invitation_ (though most of these
appear to have been included by Wacquant).

--Dan

Ketil Thorgersen wrote:
> 
> Hi list
> 
> Things have been extremely silent here lately. A pity really!
> 
> As I have described in earlier posts I'm wrking on the consept of status in
> schools on the basis of PIerre Bourdieus theoretical framework. In my search
> for crossovers from sociology to psychology I stumbeled upon Blumer and
> symbolic interactionism which seems to be quite compatible (if not as mature
> by a long shot) with Bourdies theories. Do any of you know wether Bourdieu
> said anything about symbolic interactionism? If so - what and do you know
> where to find it?
> 
> Best regards
> Ketil Thorgersen
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