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El interaccionismo simbólico y sus aportes a la teoría social contemporánea

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  • Dick Lester Núñez Duarte

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Este artículo tiene como propósito básico exponer las principales premisas teóricas y metodológicas de la corriente estadounidense de microsociología acuñada por Blumer con el nombre de “interaccionismo simbólico†. También se destacan dos de los aportes que el interaccionismo simbólico ha contribuido a la teoría social contemporánea: los aportes a los movimientos sociales y a las teorías de la organización. El artículo se estructura en los siguientes temas: 1) Principales raíces teóricas. 2) Representantes. 3) Principios y conceptos básicos. 4) Aspectos metodológicos. 5) Aportes del interaccionismo simbólico.

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  • Dick Lester Núñez Duarte, 2018. "El interaccionismo simbólico y sus aportes a la teoría social contemporánea," Contribuciones a las Ciencias Sociales, Servicios Académicos Intercontinentales SL. Hasta 31/12/2022, issue 2018-02, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:erv:coccss:y:2018:i:2018-02:04
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