Jack D. Douglas

Мельніков, А. С.; Kotarba, Joseph A.

doi:10.1057/978-1-137-58184-6_11

The Interactionist Imagination 2017

DOI: 10.1057/978-1-137-58184-6_11

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Jack D. Douglas

А. С. Мельніков

Joseph A. Kotarba

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Symbolic Interaction and Music

Kotarba

2022

The Oxford Handbook of Symbolic Interactionism

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This chapter outlines symbolic interactionist approaches to understanding music with a particular emphasis on the sensitizing concepts of subculture, self, identity, community, scene, sense of place, idioculture, interaction, organization, and authenticity. Sensitizing concepts that serve to illuminate a topic area and to analytically connect across different topic areas are at the heart of the symbolic interactionist perspective. Moving beyond the compartmentalization of music into just “youth subcultures,” this chapter argues for a more integrated understanding of music as a central feature of human lives. Music is integral to social life and a ubiquitous feature of everyday life, and thus its study contributes not just to a better understanding of music but also to our understanding of central sociological issues of culture, community, belonging, and identity.

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Symbolic Interaction and Music

Kotarba

2022

The Oxford Handbook of Symbolic Interactionism

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Covert Research Ethics

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2021

Ethical Issues in Covert, Security and Surveillance Research

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Covert research has a mixed reputation within the scientific community. Some are unsure of its moral worth, others would proscribe it entirely. This reputation stems largely from a lack of knowledge about the reasons for choosing the covert method. In this chapter, these reasons will be reconstructed in detail and all the elements that will allow one to judge the level of ethicality of covert research will be laid out for the reader. In particular, the chapter will answer the following questions: What harms can result from covert research to the subjects participating in the research? Is covert research necessarily deceptive? In which cases is it ethically permissible for a researcher to deceive? What is the scientific added value of the covert research, that is, what does covert research discover that overt research does not? What are the risks to researchers acting undercover? Finally, some suggestions will be offered to research ethics reviewers to help in their appraisal of covert research.

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