Picie jako działanie. Analiza interakcjonistyczna
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Interakcjonizm symboliczny, działanie, interakcja, picie alkoholuAbstrakt
Konsumpcję alkoholu w barach rozpatrujemy nie jako czynność jednostkową, czy też zmienną kulturową, ale jako działanie społeczne. Autor koncentruje się na wyjaśnieniu jaki wpływ na spożywanie alkoholu ma obsługa baru, muzycy, strategie właścicieli barów oraz klienci.
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