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Citation (2021), "Index", Denzin, N.K., Salvo, J. and Chen, S.-L.S. (Ed.) Radical Interactionism and Critiques of Contemporary Culture (Studies in Symbolic Interaction, Vol. 52), Emerald Publishing Limited, Bingley, pp. 237-242. https://doi.org/10.1108/S0163-239620210000052015 Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited Copyright © 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited INDEX Academic culture, 96 Accountability, 13 Active status silencing, 103, 106–107 Actors, 19–21 ACTs, 223–224 and attitude, 226–228 of sell and display of attitude, 228–231 Affectivity, 173 African Americans, 25–26 Age of Reason (1947), 56–57 Agency, 22 complementarity, 22 of sell, 232–234 American Motorcycle Association (AMA), 119 Analytic memos, 117 Anamnesis principle, 154–155 Anger, 104–105 Anhedonia, 117–118 Anti-stigma, 200 Art worlds, 135 Asylums , 188 Attitude, 226–228 Autobiography, 75, 78, 81 autobiographical writings, 75, 84, 89 as autotherapy, 91–92 Autoethnographers, 77–78 Autoethnography, 75, 77–78, 110 Autoethnograpic dialogue, 74 Awareness, 46, 49 Axon, 2–6 Axon Canada, 8 claims, 7 findings, 9–13 methodology, 6–8 Black college men, 100 Body-worn cameras (BWCs), 1–3 market, 2 research on, 4–6 Camera, 7–8 Career conceptualization, 135–136 of young physicians, 136 Charmaz’s approach, 156 Chief Executive Officer (CEO), 9 Chronicle of Higher Education, 111–112 Circularity Objection, 67–68 Classic grounded theory, 157, 167 Clothing identity program, 224 Cloud-based evidence strategy, 4 Coding procedure, 153–154, 165–166 Coercive status silencing, 103, 108 Colonization of mind, 20–21 Commitment, 56–57 Comparative thinking, 169 Conceptual frameworks, 19–20 Confessions , 74–76, 78–79, 81, 84–86, 89 Conflicted status silencing, 103 Consciousness raising, 27 Constructivist grounded theorists, 157 Constructivist grounded theory, 156 Consumers, 228, 231 Contemplation/reflection, 159–160 Contemplative grounded theory (CGT). See also Grounded Theory Methodology (GTM), 152–153 coding procedure, 165–166 deconstruction of concepts, 163–165 epoché in grounded theory, 166–174 inspirations, 156–162 participants/collaborators of research, 163 Contemplative qualitative inquiry, 161–162 Contemplative studies, 156 Conviviality, dramas of, 210–211 Cooley, Charles Horton, 64–65 Correctional Service Canada, 198 Cost Saving, 11–13 Coventry, 214 Creative writing breakthroughs, 55–56 Criminality, 194–195 Critical scholars, 20 Cross-contamination, 197 CSC policy, 198 Darwinian theory, 215–216 “Dearth of men” argument, 99 Deconstruction of concepts, 163–165 Degradation, 121–122 Destigmatization, 200–201 Deviance, 118–119 Dialog, 159–160 Dialogic process, 205–209 Dialogic quest for authenticity, 217–219 for identity, 215 Dialogues in everyday life, 209–210 Dialogues: Rousseau judge, of Jean-Jacques , 75–77 Digital evidence management systems (DEMS), 3–4 Discourse in dialogue, 207–209 Discourse of Camaraderie, 210–211 Discursive practices, 20 Disqualification, 192 Doing Field Research , 88–89 Double consciousness, 20, 23–24, 27 Dramas of confrontation, 211–219 of conviviality, 210–211 in everyday life, 209–210 Dramatism, 223 Du Bois, W. E. B., 22–24 Dualistic thinking, 163–164 Dystopian reality, 40 Early childhood education (ECE), 99 Elementary schools, 99 Embodied experience, 159–160 Emotions, 71, 210 emotion/transcendence, 159–160 Empathy, 39, 155, 172, 174 Epistemological imperialism, 20–21 Epistemology, 64 Epoché, 161, 167, 169 in grounded theory, 166–174 limited preconceptualization, 166–174 Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), 108–109 Ethnographic content analysis, 6 Ethnography, 116–117 Existential social thought, 54 Failed masculinity, 110 Fallacy of circularity, 67 False consciousness, 20–21 Fashion, 224 “Feminism and Pragmatism”, 27 Feminization of education, 99 Fichte, Johann, 67–68 Fight, 138 Final Negotiations (Ellis), 80–81, 88–89 Formal organizations, 223–224 Freedom, 56–57 Gaslighting status silencing, 103, 106–107 Gender & Society , 98 Gender, 98 differences, 100–101 inequality, 100 Gesture, 63 Gonzo sociology, 128 Good writers, 58 Grand narratives, 77–78 Grasshopper Lies Heavy, The , 41 Grounded theory (GT), 152 Grounded theory, 55 Grounded Theory Methodology (GTM), 152 coding procedure, 153–154 fundamental feature, 169 principles and issues, 153 Hamlet , 117 Hegemonic masculinity, 101 positive facets, 102 toxic masculinity with, 102 Hegemony, 20–21 Hell’s Angels: The Strange and Terrible Saga (1967), 120 Heteroglossia, 207–208 Heterosexuality, 101 Historical contextualization, 173 Holistic ethnography, 159–160 Honor, 121–122 Horizontalization, 161 Human centered on reflexivity, 63 Humanities, 55 “I” function, 69 Identification process, 137 in journalistic world, 145–147 Identity, 67 challenges at Columbine, 215–217 Ideological state apparatus, 20–21 Ideology, 20–21 Imaginative variation, 161 Individual others, 70 Inside Higher Ed, 111–112 Interactionists, 54–55 Interrogation, 22–23 Introspection, 159, 172, 174 Investor’s Daily Business , 9–10 Ion mobility spectrum, 197 Ion scanners, 196, 200 IONSCAN, 199 Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 74, 91 autobiographies, 75–78 Journalism, 137, 139–140 Journalists, 134 channels and strategies, 139–140 identification processes in journalistic world, 145–147 journalistic career, 136 journalistic world and categories for analysis, 135–138 rites de passage, 140–142 socialization forms in newsrooms, 142–145 work continuity, 147–148 Kenneth Burke, 221–222 Labor environment, 144–145 Labor socialization processes, 135–136 Language, 19–20, 206, 208 Las Vegas Police Department, 5 Letteres à Malesherbes , 75–76 LexisNexis database, 7–8 Life-saving technology, 9–10 Looking-glass self, 163–164 Louisiana State Police (LPD), 13 Luxury, 224–225 Macro reflexivity, 62 Major depressive disorder, 117–118 Man in the High Castle, The , 38, 40, 43, 45–47 Masculinity, 99–101 Material signs, 207 Mead, G. H., 35–36, 62–63, 65 and complexity of morality, 38–40 evolutionary theory of primate self, 63 morality, and reading cinema to test assumptions, 37–38 perspective, 36 view of morality and usefulness of fictional representations, 43–45 Media, 1–2 Axon in, 6 formats, 7 Mentality, 154 #MeTooSociology, 111–112 Middle-Range Theory, 135 Mind, 152 Minded processes, 19–20 Mindful inquiry, 160 Mirror self-recognition, 65–67 Mirrors, 64–67 Mobilizing rape, 104 Mon Potrait , 75–76 Moral behavior, 36 Moral careers, 121–125 Moral imperative, 36 Moral individualism, 23 Morality, 36, 45, 48 and complexity, 38–40 and reading cinema to test assumptions, 37–38 “Mothering” (Çhodorow), 65 Motorcycle, 118 Multiple identities, 145 Multiplicity of selves, 137, 145 Mutable self, 54 Nazi rule, 39 Nazism, 39, 44 Neuchâtel Preface (NP), 78–79 Newsmaking studies, 134 Newsroom, 134 Nonhegemonic masculinities, 101 Nonhuman reflexivity, 68 Normative thinking, 169 Objective, 50 Officer and Community Safety, 9–11 Officer Efficiency, 11–13 Officialistic media, 134 Onepercenters, 119, 121–122 “Ontogenesis” of self, 62–63 Oppressors, 20–21 Ordinary reflexivity, 66 Oresteia , 22–23 Organizational psychologists, 57 Organizations, 223 Orlando Police Department in Florida, 4 Other , 172 Outlaw clubs, 118 Outlaw Creed, The , 120 Outlaw elite, 121–125 Outlaw motorcycle club (OMC), 116–117 member, 125–126 moral careers and outlaw elite, 121–125 strange and terrible literature review, 118–121 troubles and issues, 126–128 Página/12, 134, 137–140, 144 Paranoia , 208–209 Participants/collaborators of research, 155 Passive status silencing, 103, 105–106 Phenomenological reduction, 161 Phenomenology, 160 Philadelphia Daily News , 9 Philosophy, 62 Phylogenesis, 62–63 Plasmagram, 197 Plurality, 39–40 Police body-worn cameras. See also Body-worn cameras (BWCs), 1–3, 6, 13 Police officers, 12–13 Political emancipation, project of, 22–23 Power, 188–190 power/knowledge and definition of situation, 189–190 Preconscious processing, 154, 157 Prison families, 195–196 Professional Journalist Statute, The, 137–138 Progressive Media , 10, 13 Pronouns, 64–67 Props, 214 Qualitative Media Analysis (QMA), 6 Qualitative research and analysis, 162 Quarrels, 211–213 Racialization, 20–21, 24 Racism, 106 Rape, 86 Reflexive pronouns, 64–65 Reflexivity, 62 evolution, 62–64 human centered on, 63 misunderstandings, 67–70 obstacles for, 64–67 Religion, 217–219 Residual rules, 98 Respondents, 163 Response to resistance (R2R), 4 Retail, 225–226 Reveries of a solitary walker , 75–77 Rhetorical devices, 207 Rhetorical exercises, 222 Rialto study, 4 Risk, 188 discourse, 193–195 Rites de passage, 136, 140, 142 Role-taking, 25–26, 39–40 Salesperson(s), 225 salesperson–customer relationship, 229 Scenes, 231–232 Scholarship, 3 Schools, 215 Second Sight, 26–27 Self words, 64 Self-awareness, 62–63 Self-consciousness, 26–27 Self-corrective individuals, 35–36 Self-formation, 23–25 Self-identity, 54, 137–138 Self-realization, 26–27 Self-respect, 26–27 Selfconscious individuals, 35–36 Selling, 223 Selves, 24–25 Semiotics of dialogue, 206–207 Sentiment of the Citizens, The , 76–77 Sexism, 106 Sexual harassment, 86 Sexuality, 99–100 Sign, 206 sign-vehicles, 207 of the Gun, 214–215 Sociability, 138, 142–143 Social consciousness, 22–23 Social identity, 222 Social justice, 201–202 Social media, 53–54, 111–112 Social problems, 189 Social self, 68–69 Social world, 135 Sociality, 39, 45, 48, 223–224 Socialization forms in newsrooms, 142–145 process, 134 Sociological introspection, 158 Sociology, 152 self-theory, 24–25 Sociology as an Art Form (1976), 56 Sons of Anarchy , 118 Souls of Black Folk, The , 23 Specious presents, 45–48 Speech genres, 205–206 Spoiled identity, 191–193 Spokane Police Department, 5 States of consciousness, 20, 22 Status silencing, 96, 98–99, 102–103 demands, 111 stories, 103 Stigma , 188–189, 193 Stigma, 188–190 in interaction and structure, 191–193 structural, 194–195 Stigma boundaries, 201–202 Strange account(ing), 96, 110 Stranger, The, 96 Street Corner Society , 88–89 Structural discrimination, 194 Structural stigma, 194–196, 200 Struggle, 138, 144 Subjectivity, 19–20 agency, 22 disorders, 21 double consciousness, 24–27 project of political emancipation, 22–23 racialization, 24 structure and agency complementarity, 22 W. E. B. Du Bois, 23–24 Superiority delusions, 20–21 Symbolic interactionism, 135 Symbolic interactionists, 54–57, 189–190 Symbolic violence, 20–21 Tampa Bay Police Department, 4 Taser, 7–8, 10 TASER International, 2 Tautology, 67 Technology, 195–196 Thor , 117 Threat Risk Assessment (TRA), 198–199 Tiempo Argentino , 134, 137–140, 143 Toxic masculinity, 96, 98–99, 101–102, 107–108, 110 with hegemonic masculinity, 102 performance, 105 resources, 104–105 Transformational grounded theory (TGT), 152, 157–158 Transformative phenomenology, 160, 173 Translational science, 54 Transparency, 13 Truth, 189 Tweets, 8 Twitter, 7–8 Twoness, 26 Universal for Mead, 64 Veil, The, 25–26 Verbal signs, 207 as weapons, 211–214 Violence, 104–105 Visigoths, 116–117 “What if” method of storytelling, 36–37 Work continuity, 147–148 Writer, 54–58 Writing, 54–55, 169, 171 autobiography, 90–91 memos, 154, 165 “Writing for Social Scientists” (1986), 55 Book Chapters Prelims Police Body-worn Cameras and Axon Enterprise's Claims in Media Subjectivity Struggles: W. 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