Encyclopedia of Chicago School

 

Compilation and Edition by

 

 

 

H.A. Tanhaei

 

Tehran, Negaarestan-e-Andeeshe Publication

1404 Summer,

Summer, 2025

 

Volume 2

 

 

Table of Contents

 

Short Table of Contents (Vol. 1 & 2) .................................................................  5

Detailed Table of Contents (Vol. 2) ...................................................................  7

Part 4 Applications of Chicagoan Theories ..................................................  11

▪ Bromberg, Kirstin, “From Biographical Accounts to a Grounded Theory: Social Worlds of German Trade Unions”, trans. by Mohammad Najari   13

▪ Turner, Ralph H., “Determinants of Social Movement”, trans by Seied Majid Khalili-e-Amin      29

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., and Bita Madani, “Main Elements in the Explanation of Labor Industrial Situation from the Standpoint of Blumer’s idea of Industrial Society   52

▪ Tavakoli-e-Vaala, “Stability of despotism in Societies”   62

▪ Thomas J. Scheff, “On the Concept of Identity and Social Relationship”, trans. by Elnaz Shiri     72

▪ Khalili-e-Amin, Seied Majid, “Dialectic of Personnel and Employer in Industrial Society, Based on Herbert Blumer’s Idea”   89

▪ Rahmani-e-Khalili, Ehsan, and Seide Malihe Hosseini, “Explanation of social Demanding Role in Integration of Civil Society, based on Blumer’ Idea”   101

▪ Shekarbeigi, Alie, “An Analyses of Women Social Problems and Movements, based on Symbolic Interactionism Paradigm”   113

▪ Azimi, Amir and Sara Chitzan, “Re-analyses of Social Development, based on Blumer’s Fashion Theory”  129

▪ Fedorchenko, Fedorchenko and Karsavina, “Applicability of Herbert Blumer's Symbolic Interactionism to Political Analysis of Internet Communications”, trans. by Farzane Farshadi  138

▪ Fields, Jessica, Martha Copp, and Sherryl Kleinman, “Symbolic Interactionism, Inequality, and Emotions”, trans by Elnaz Shiri   155

▪ Killian, Lewis M., “Herbert Blumer’s Contribution to Race Relations”, trans. by Homeira HaajKazemi,  199

▪ Stanford M. Lyman, “Toward A Renewed Sociological Jurisprudence: From Roscoe Pound to Herbert Blumer and Beyond”, trans. by Elnaz Shiri,   211

▪ Madani, Bita, “Analytical Rethinking of Women Movement: Interpretive Sociological Approach 247

▪ Madani, Bita, “Clinical Sociology of Jessie Taft”  261

▪ MacDonald, Joe, “An Autoethnography of Queer Transmasculine femme Incoherence and the Ethics of Trans Research”, trans. by Bita Madani   273

▪ Maines David R. and Thomas J. Morrione, “Social Causation and Interpretive Processes: Herbert Blumer's Theory of Industrialization and Social Change”, trans by Mohammad Najari  303

 ▪ Walter S. Knauff, “Herbert Blumer’ Theory of Collective Definition and the Battle over Marriage”, trans. by Soolmaz SheikShoaei   317

 ▪ Yazdani, Hamid Reza, “Clinical Sociology from the Standpoint of George Herbert Mead”          341

Part 5: Iranian Interpretive-Pragmatist Theoretical Apparatus  367

▪ Blumer, Herbert, “About H.A. Tanhai”, instead of forward  369

▪ Ghanei-e-Rad, Mohammad Amin, “Professor Tanhaei’s Endeavors in Interpretive Sociology”     371

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Sociological Approach to Social Development: A Theoretical Approach from the standpoint of Iranian Chicagoan Meta-Theory, Differentiation in Dialectical Geometry” .  375

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Sociological Approach to Social Development, Dialectical Implication of Freedom and Social Differentiation in Iran”   389

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Structural Basements in Marginal Stratum: The Case of Bije in Paakdasht Occurrence”  392

 ▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “An Analyses of Dialectical Process of Vocation Demanding Discourse” 396

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Pragmatistic Clinical Sociology Mission”   408

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Historical Epistemology of Theory, Uni/Multi Standpoint and Types of Interpretationism”   424

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Social Sustained(s) and Changes; Social Development and Historical Transformation of Iranian Society from the standpoint of Iranian Chicagoan Apparatus”   450

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “The Field of Historical Individuality, Civil Resistance and Creative Acting: Unresolved Social Problems and Unexperienced Solutions”   476

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Mission of Sociology and Dwon-to-the-Earth Approach: Introducing Street-Dwon-to-the-Earth Approach”   487

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Iranian Interpretive-Pragmatist Theoretical Apparatus: Genealogy and Formation”          516

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “A Review in Five decades of Teaching and Training in the Field of Sociology in Iran”     532

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “From Chicagoan Paradigm to Iranian Chicagoan Standpoint”    538

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Social Development from the Standpoint of Pragmatistic-Interpretive Sociology”           550

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Iranian Pragmatistic Sociological Imagination in Three Ports: Historical Epistemology Port, Theoretical Port, and Iranian Chicagoan Theoretical Apparatus Port: Homo-Structure and Hetero-Structure Societies, Dialectical-Spectrum Analyses, Dialectical Geometry, Being Human”          574

▪ SheikhSoaei, Soolmaz, “Recognition of Social Class Relation from the Standpoint of Iranian Pragmatistic-Interpretive Metatheory: Homo-Structure and Hetero-Structure Societies”   623

▪ Shiri, Elnaz, “Social Division of labor among Tehran Subway Vendors”: A Dwon-to-the-Earth-Steet        630

▪ Shiri, Elnaz, “Conceptual-Theoretic Construction of Demanding Discourse in Iranian Chicagoan Standpoint”   642

▪ Shiri, Elnaz, “The Nature of Theoretical Sociology”  659

▪ Madani, Bita, “In Search of a Feministic Approach in Iranian Pragmatistic-Interpretive Theory”  678

Part 6: Critic and Analyses of Chicagoan Works   687

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Blumer’s and Strauss’s Critical Points on Conventional Sociology: Functionalism, Parsons, Merton, Positivism and Quantitative Method”   689

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Some Critical Points on Zeitlin, Adibi, Ansari, Ritzer and Bert”  702

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Glassner’s Criticism on Shibutani’s Genealogy”   722

▪ Tanhaei, H.A., “Some Critical Points on Gibbs’s Criticism about Qualitative and Method of Grounded Theory”   729

▪ Dennis, Alex, “Symbolic Interactionism and Ethnomethodology”, trans. by Seied Reza Moeini  738

▪ Shiri, Elnaz, “Some Critical Points on Carter’s and Fuller’s explanations of Symbolic Interactionism”     746

▪ Keys David, and R.J. Maratea, “Life Experience and the value-Free Foundations of Blumer’s Collective Behavior Theory”, trans. by Alie Sekaebeighi and Gholam Ali Ghorbani ...  762

▪ Lauer Robert H. & Warren Handel, “Criticisms and Deficiencies in Blumer’s works”, trans. by H.A. Tanhaei   787

Part 7: Appendix   795

▪ Blumer’s Biography and Works   797

▪ Tanhaei’s Biography and Works   809

Names, Subjects and Places   819