Social Organization and Social Process

PART I. INTRODUCTION 1. Reflections, Framings, and Appreciations 2. In Honor of Anselm Strauss: Collaboration 3. Anselm Strauss: An Intellectual Biography PART II. IDENTITIES AND THE DEVELOPING PERSON4. Children's Conceptions of Money: Concepts and Social Organization 5. On the Empirical Investigation of Self-Concepts 6. Turning Points and Fictional Identities 7. Affirming Social Value: Women without Children 8. Identity Ambivalence in Clothing: The Dialectic of the Erotic and the Chaste PART III. SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND SOCIAL WORLDS 9. Social Worlds/Arenas Theory as Organizational Theory 10. AIDS and Outreach Work 11. Arenas and Careers: The Complex Interweaving of Personal and Organizational Destiny 12. The Urban Milieu: Locales, Public Sociability, and Moral Concern 13. On Methods, Ontologies, and Representation in the Sociology of Science: Where do We Stand? 14. Reaching the Invisible: A Case Study of Experimental Work in Microbiology (1880-1900); Portrait of Anselm L. Strauss; Conversation with Anselm L. Strauss PART IV. METHODS, ANALYSIS, AND THEORY 15. The Sociology of the Invisible: The Primacy of Work in the Writings of Anselm Strauss 16. Supplementing Grounded Theory 17. Dimensional Analysis: Notes on an Alternative Approach to the Grounding of Theory in Qualitative Research 18. Wandering through the Caves: Phenomenological Field Research in a Social World of Dementia 19. Trajectory as a Basic Theoretical Concept for Analyzing Suffering and Disorderly Social Processes 20. Trajectory as Intended Fragment: The Critique of Empirical Reason According to Anselm Strauss 21. Reality of Social Worlds and Trajectories of Working; The Scholarly Writings of Anselm L. Strauss