Personality in Social Theory

Debate about "self," "person," or "individuality" has come to be recognized as a crisis of modern times. Since it is our fashion to call problems that are either poorly formulated or inadequately resolved by empirical investigation "philosophic," a would-be "science of personality" may be labelled philosophic, though they could as easily be called logical or empirical. <p>Foreword<br>Preface<br>Introduction<br>Part One - Individuality<br>One - Early Social Psychology<br>Two - Experimental Social Psychology<br>Three - Interaction Theory<br><br>Part Two - Roles<br>Four - Character and Society<br>Five - Socialization<br>Six - Role Analysis<br>Seven - Role and Self<br>Eight - Criticisms of Role Analysis<br><br>Part Three - Change<br>Nine Change: Social and Individual<br>Conclusions<br>Appendix<br>Bibliography<br>Index</p>