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