Publisher: Shanghai People's Publishing House; First edition (October 1, 2007)

Paperback: 311 pages

Format: 16

ISBN:9787208074217

Barcode: 978720074217

The book 'Sociology of Emotions' summarizes the theoretical and empirical research achievements of sociology of emotions, and also introduces psychological theories that intersect with these sociological theories. Emotional sociology can be divided into seven basic research directions from a theoretical perspective: drama and culture, interactive rituals, symbolic interaction, exchange, structure, and evolution. This book also summarizes the achievements of multiple emotional sociology researchers under different research traditions, and summarizes the empirical research results of each theory.

Sun Juncai, female, born in 1975 in Jining, Shandong, graduated from Shandong Normal University and Nanjing University. She is currently a Ph.D. in Psychology at Shanghai Normal University and mainly engages in research on emotional psychology and children's social development. She has published more than 10 papers in journals such as Psychological Science and Advances in Psychological Science.

Chinese Preface
Preface
Chapter 1: Concepts of Emotional Sociology
The components of emotions
How many emotions are there?
Emotions and Rationality
Introduction to the Theory of Emotional Sociology
summary
Chapter 2: Dramatism and Cultural Emotion Theory
Irving Goffman's Dramatic Orientation
Steven Gordon's Emotional Culture
Ali Hochschild's Cultural Analysis
Maurice Rosenborg's Research on Emotion and Reflection
Peg Ozzy's research on emotional abnormalities
Candice Clark's theory of sympathy
summary
Appendix: Emotions in the Eyes of a Psychologist - James Averell
Chapter 3: Emotional Ritual Theory
The influence of Durkheim on Collins
Randall Collins' Interactive Ritual Theory
Erika Sommer Ifler's theory of interactive ritual
summary
Chapter 4: The Emotional Theory of Symbolic Interaction Theorists
George Herbert Mead
Charles Cooley's Contribution
Susan Short's Social Control Theory
Sheldon Striker's Identity Theory
George McCall and J.L. Simmons' Identity Theory
Pete J. Booker's Identity Control Theory
David Hayes' theory of emotional control
summary
Appendix Psychologists: Research Perspectives of Tori Sikins, Charles Carver, and Michael Skye
Chapter 5: Symbolic Interaction Theory with Psychoanalytic Components
Simon Freud's Contribution to the Theory of Emotional Sociology
Thomas Sheff's Shame Theory
Jonathan H. Turner's Theory
summary
Appendix Psychologist's Research on Emotions - Joan Tangne
Chapter 6: Emotional Exchange Theory
George C. Homans' behaviorist theory
Peter M. Brow's Theory
Richard Emerson's Power - Dependency Theory
Expansion of Emerson's Research: Karen Cook
Another extension of Emerson's research: Linda Morgan
The theory of relationship cohesion between Edward Lawler and Yan Zhengjiu
Exchange, Dependence, and Legitimacy: Katherine Johnson and Rebecca Ford
Exchange, fairness, and emotion
Edward J. Lawler's Theory of Social Exchange Emotions
summary
Chapter 7: Theory of Emotional Social Structure
Theodore Kemper's Power Status Model
Robert Syme's Theory of Power and Status
Barry Markovski and Edward J. Lawler's Network Theory
The Expectant State Theory of Emotion
Joseph Berger's Theory of Emotional Expectations
Cecilia Ridgeway's Social Emotional Behavior and Status Theory
Michael Lavalia and Jeffrey Hasser's "Status Compatibility" Emotion Theory
Robert K. Shirley's Theory of Sentiments and Expectations
Jack M. Babelite's Macro Structural Emotion Theory
Summary
Chapter 8: The Theory of Emotional Evolution
William Wentworth's Analysis of "Deep Sociology"
Jonathan Turner's theory of evolution
Michael Hammond's theory of maximizing emotions
Summary
Chapter 9: Prospects of Emotional Sociology
Conceptual Issues in the Sociology of Emotion
Research and methodological issues in emotional sociology
summary
References
English Chinese Comparison Table of Important Nouns
Postscript Translation