Accounts

, 40–41

Adversarial individualism

, 72

Affective anthropomorphism

, 106, 112–113

Agency

, 68–69, 73

American Foundation for the Blind

, 60

American with Disabilities Act (ADA)

, 59–61

Anthropomorphism

, 104

affective

, 112–113

and paranormal

, 106–113

physical

, 106–109

rational

, 110–112

relational

, 109–110

as symbolic interaction

, 104–106

and Verstehen

, 113–115

Apprenticeships

, 122

Assigned meanings

, 105

Astructural bias

, 10

Automation

, 125–127

BBIK

, 84–85

Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC)

, 108

Blindness

, 57–59

Childhood memories of remarkable brother

, 81

Civil rights

, 60

Clean Power Plan

, 75

Clean Water Act

, 75

Closed-networks

, 121–124

master–apprentice model

, 122–123

professional boundary work

, 123–124

Coda

, 42–43

Coherency

, 119

Collaborative circles

, 3–4, 6

Communication

, 28

studies

, 4–5

Communication research

, 68

applications of Maines’s scholarship in

, 70–75

utilities of David Maines’s scholarship in

, 68–70

Country of the Blind, A

, 58

Credibility

, 29

Cultural enactments

, 57

David Maines Festschrift

, 21

David R. Maines

, 21, 79, 81, 89, 97–98

applications of Maines’s scholarship in communication research

, 70–75

colleague

, 22

hustler

, 90

impact on interactionism

, 26–30

journey through sociology

, 23–26

legacy or legend

, 30–31

mentor

, 22–23

reluctant overpublisher

, 90–91

subway sleuth

, 89

T-shirt sloganeer

, 89–90

utilities of David Maines’s scholarship in communication research

, 68–70

Dialectical perspective

, 49

Difference

, 57

Disability

, 57–58, 60, 63

rights

, 59

Discordant narratives

, 72–73

Dopesick

and breakdown of transactional relationship

, 14–17

Maines, Dopesick, and problem of structurally situated action

, 17–19

Dualisms

, 69

Economic sociology

, 13

Elite blind athletes

ADA

, 59–61

perspective of elite blind Goalball athletes

, 61–63

short story

, 58–59

story

, 64–65

summarizing similarities and differences

, 63–64

Embodied self

, 57

Episodic memories

, 95

Esthetics

, 51

Friendship

, 46

Gender studies

, 13

Genocidal organization

, 84

Goalball

, 61–63

Habitual impersonality

, 14

Hagiographies

, 21–22

Historical sociology

, 13

Humanoid

, 106

Ideographic metaphors

, 73–74

Ideographs

, 73–74

Impression management

, 39

Individuation

, 57

Institution-narrative bond

, 74–75

Interaction order

, 33–34

Interactional dynamics

, 12

Interactionism

, 26–30

Interactionists

, 10–12

Interpenetration

, 69–70

Irrationality of Weberian formal rationality

, 95

Lifeworld

, 105

Loose coupling

, 28

Master–apprentice model

, 122–123

Memories

, 93

reconstruction

, 94

Mentorship

, 7

Mesostructure

, 13, 28, 69–70

Midwest Sociological Society (MSS)

, 19

Mind

, 118–121

Mythic facts

, 30

Narratives

, 39–40, 55, 69

sociology

, 4–5, 29

structures

, 70

transformations

, 72

National Communication Association (NCA)

, 67–68

National Federation of the Blind

, 60

Negotiated order

, 13, 28

Oakland University

, 34–35

Olympia Academy

, 3–4

Oppressive bureaucratic behavior

, 95

Organizational studies

, 13

OxyContin

, 14–16

Paralympics

, 62

Paranormal

, 106–113

Penn State

, 34

Personal remembrance

, 33

Physical anthropomorphism

, 106, 109

Police

, 38–39

generation

, 39–40

narratives

, 38–39

spokespeople

, 41–42

violence

, 40–42

Policing

, 40–41

Political sociology

, 13

Pragmatism

, 13

Professional autonomy, future of

, 126–127

Professional boundary work

, 123–124

Professions

, 123

in age of automation

, 125–127

closed-networks

, 121–124

Mead and mind

, 118–121

Pseudo-addiction

, 15

Public agreements

, 12–13

Rational anthropomorphism

, 106, 110, 112

Relational anthropomorphism

, 106, 109–110

Remembrance

, 6–7

Retirement

, 46–47, 50

River knowledge

, 119–121

River pilots

, 121, 126

Role-taking

, 118

Self

, 57

Semi-automatic twistlocks

, 126

Sense making

, 71

Shared pasts

, 12–13

Social organizations

, 68

Social structure

, 13–14

Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction (SSSI)

, 4–5, 9–10, 67–68

Sociologists

, 67–68

Sociology

, 7, 97

Spotlight

, 68

Stable narratives

, 71–72

Stories

, 68–69

Stranger

, 9–10

Dopesick and breakdown of transactional relationship

, 14–17

Maines, Dopesick, and problem of structurally situated action

, 17–19

perspective

, 10

temporal foundations of structurally situated action

, 12–14

Structurally situated action

, 11–12

Maines, Dopesick, and problem of

, 17–19

temporal foundations of

, 12–14

Structure

, 10

Symbolic interaction

, 21–22, 33, 94–95

Symbolic interactionism

, 4–6, 11, 49, 51–52, 67–68, 105

Symbolic interactionists

, 125

Temporality

, 12

Verstehen

, 113–115

White nationalism

, 72–73