Livre | Chapitre
Consistency in social interaction
pp. 14-18
Résumé
How are interacting individuals to be assured that social objects constituted in their interacting are the "same" social objects for each participant? This question may be approached by studying carefully the implications of the main hypothesis: The intentionality of perceiving social objects has a structure different from the perceiving of visual objects. This hypothesis implies subsequent changes in those earlier theories of social types and relevance which have been developed in close analogy to phenomena of immediate sensory perception.
Détails de la publication
Publié dans:
Grathoff Richard (1970) The structure of social inconsistencies: a contribution to a unified theory of play, game, and social action. Dordrecht, Springer.
Pages: 14-18
Citation complète:
Grathoff Richard, 1970, Consistency in social interaction. In R. Grathoff The structure of social inconsistencies (14-18). Dordrecht, Springer.