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For Harrison White, meanings are inseparable from social positions, each embedded in multiple dynamics. Hisepistemology is therefore both objectifying and discursive: stories form the basis of social ties. Becausedynamics of interaction are central, his perspective has often been described as a form of structuralinteractionism.

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Epistemological Positions

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  • 发表日期：

    2026年

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  • Alain Degenne,
  • Frédéric Godart,
  • Michel Grossetti

摘要

For Harrison White, meanings are inseparable from social positions, each embedded in multiple dynamics. Hisepistemology is therefore both objectifying and discursive: stories form the basis of social ties. Becausedynamics of interaction are central, his perspective has often been described as a form of structuralinteractionism.