Studies in Symbolic Interaction, Volume 28 (Studies in Symbolic Interaction)

Studies in Symbolic Interaction, Volume 28, was published in 2005 as part of a long-running annual series edited by the sociologist Norman K. Denzin. This academic serial serves as a primary scholarly forum for researchers engaging with the interpretive traditions of sociology, specifically symbolic interactionism, phenomenology, and ethnomethodology. The series was designed to provide a dedicated space for qualitative research that emphasizes the subjective meanings individuals attach to their social worlds.

The volume reflects Denzin’s long-standing editorial commitment to advancing the 'interpretive turn' within the social sciences. As a cornerstone of the series, this collection features theoretical contributions and empirical studies that examine the intersection of performance, narrative, and social structure. It was produced by Emerald Publishing to support the scholarly discourse of the discipline, maintaining a reputation for rigorous, peer-reviewed content that remains central to graduate-level sociological study.