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G.H. Mead (SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM (Mind,Self, Society (Self (can be the…

- - - - Can control response to stimuli
      - can isolate the response during the act
      - Language is mechanism of control suring reflection
    - - can be the object and subject
      - develops over time, in relation to the social firces and relations
      - Language represents the development process'
      - SharingLang. allows to place self in others
      - this allows one to adjust and modify
    - - needs the above two to exist
      - But the 2 develop because of social interaction
      - organisation of human behaviour and experiences
  - - - not fully known
      - Instinctive and creativw
    - - has self control aspect
      - Judgemental capabilites
  - - - inter. bw world and actor
      - dynamic process
      - ability to interpret
      - Dewey--mind as process
      - Nominalist and Realists
    - - Lewis and Smith
      - Watson Radical
      - Social behav