A Bibliography of Commentaries on Mead and His Ideas

We started this bibliography over a decade ago to support our own research on Mead. It began by integrating materials from several older bibliographies, the origins of which we have forgotten. Every year or two we add in material from the philosophical and social science indexes. It is probably more inclusive than other bibliographies but that isn't much of a claim.

We can't pretend that it is complete. And because we haven't read most of the publications listed below, we can't vouch for their contents. Think of it as more of a "good start," in need of some culling and several additions.

Please feel free to send us references for any material that you think should be added to the list (or anything you think should come off).

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Abel, Reuben. "Pragmatism and the Outlook of Modern Science," Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 27 (1966): 45-54.
Abib, José Antonio Damasio. "Teoria social e dialogica do sujeito [Social and Dialogical Theory of the Subject]." Psicologia: Teoria e Pratica 7 (2005): 97-106.
Aboulafia, Mitchell. The Mediating Self: Mead, Sartre and Self-Determination. New Haven: Yale University, 1986.
Aboulafia, Mitchell. "Mead, Sartre: Self, Object and Reflection", Phil. Soc. Crit 11 (1986): 63-86.
Aboulafia, Mitchell. "Self-Consciousness and the Quasi-epic of the Master", Philosophical Forum 18, (1987): 304-328.
Aboulafia, Mitchell (ed). Philosophy, Social Theory and the thought of George Herbert Mead. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press (1991).
Aboulafia, Mitchell. "Mead, Sartre: Self, Object and Reflection", Philosophy and Social Criticism 11, (1986): 63-86.
Aboulafia, Mitchell. "Mead and the Social Self", in Robert W. Burch (ed), Frontiers in American Philosophy, Vol I. College Station, Texas: Texas A&M University Press (1992).
Aboulafia, Mitchell. "Was George Herbert Mead a Feminist?", Hypatia 8 (1993): 145-158.
Aboulafia, Mitchell. "Habermas and Mead: On Universality and Individuality", Constellations 2, (1995): 95-113.
Aboulafia, Mitchell. "George Herbert Mead and the Many Voices of Universality", in Lenore Langsdorf (ed), Recovering Pragmatism's Voice. Albany: State University of New York Press (1995).
Aboulafia, Mitchell. "Mead: Social Experience and the Individual." In Classical American Pragmatism: Its Contemporary Vitality, edited by Sandra B. Rosenthal, Urbana-Champaign: University of Illinois Press (1999).
Aboulafia, Mitchell. The Cosmopolitan Self: George Herbert Mead and Continental Philosophy. Urbana: Illinois University Press (2001)
Aboulafia, Mitchell. "George Herbert Mead, 1863-1931." Pp 174-185 Arment T. Marsoobian (ed) the Blackwell Guide to American Philosophy. Malden MA: Blackwell (2004).
Actley, Robert C. 'Review of George Herbert Mead: Essays on His Social Philosophy edited by John W. Petras'. New York: Columbia University, Teachers College Press, 1968.
Albright, Gary Lewis. The Concept of Perspective in George Herbert Mead and Jose Ortega y Gasset. Doctoral Dissertation. Columbia University: 1966.
Alexander, Verne Paul. The Theological Significance of the Thought of George Herbert Mead. Doctoral Dissertation. Graduate Theological Union: 1971.
Alger, Janet M. and Steven F. Alger, "Beyond Mead: Symbolic Interaction between Human and Felines", Society & Animals, 5 (1997): 65-81.
Allen, Kenneth, "The Postmodern self: a theoretical consideration," Quarterly Journal of Ideology 20 (1997): 3-22.
Allen, Kenneth. "Ritual, Affect Meaning and the Construction of Symbolic Meaning" Paper presented at the Southern Sociological Society (2000).
Alonzo, Angelo A. and Nancy R. Reynolds "Care Seeking during acute myocardial infarction: A model for intervention," Research in the Sociology of Health Care 13b (1996)
Ahmad, Aqueil. "Globalization, without Global Consciousness." Humanity and Society 27 (2003): 125-142.
Ames, Edward Scribner. A Memorial Pamphlet. Privately printed pamphlet containing funeral eulogies for G.H. Mead by Edward Scribner Ames, John Dewey, and James H. Tufts (1931).
Ames, Van Meter. "Buber and Mead." Antioch Review 27 (1967): 181-191.
Ames, Van Meter. "Zen to Mead." In Proceedings and Addresses of the American Philosophical Association 33 (1959-1960): 27-42.
Ames, Van Meter. "George Herbert Mead: An Appreciation." University of Chicago Magazine 23 (June 19, 1931): 370-372.
Ames, Van Meter. "Mead and Husserl on the Self." Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 15 (1955): 320-331.
Ames, Van Meter. "Mead and Sartre on Man." Journal of Philosophy 53 (1956): 205-219.
Ames, Van Meter. "The Philosophy of Science and Democracy." In Foundations of Contemporary Philosophy, pp. 452-464. Tokyo: Waseda University Press, 1961.
Ames, Van Meter. "A Note on George Herbert Mead", Religious Humanism. 5, (1971): 156-157.
Antonova, Natal'ya Vladimirovna. "Problema lichnostnoy identichnosti v interpretatsii sov remennogo psikhoanaliza, interaktsionisma i kognitivnoy psikhologii [Problems of personal identity in contemporary psychoanalysis, interactionism and cognitive psychology]", Voprosy psikhologii 1 (1996): 131-143.
Aronowitz, Stanley. "Reflections on identity," in The Identity in Question edited by John Rajchman, New York: Routledge (1995): 111-144.
Athens, Lonnie. "Mead's visions of the self: A pair of 'Flawed Diamonds", Studies in Symbolic Interaction 18 (1995): 245-261.
Athens, Lonnie. "Mead's Lost Conception of Society." Symbolic Interaction 28 (2005): 305-325.

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Baert, Patrick J. N. "The Creation of an Invented Future: An Inquiry into G.H. Mead's Relatively-Open Future with Special Reference to Sociological Theory", Int Phil Quart. 29, (1980): 319-338.
Baert, Patrick J. "Social Evolution and Complexity", Paper presented at American Sociological Association (2000).
Baeten, Elizabeth M. "An American Naturalist Account of Culture", Metaphilosophy 27, (1996): 408-425.
Baldwin, John D. "George Herbert Mead and Modern Behaviorism", Pacific Sociological Review 24, (1981): 411-440.
Baldwin, John D. "Comment on Denzin's 'Note on Emotionality, Self, and Interaction'", American Journal of Sociology 90, (1984): 418-422.
Baldwin, John D. "Social Behaviorism on Emotions: Mead and Modern Behaviorism Compared", Symbolic Interaction 8, (1985): 263-289.
Baldwin, John D. "Mead and Skinner: Agency and Determinism", Behaviorism 16, (1988): 109-129.
Baldwin, John D. George Herbert Mead: A unifying theory for sociology. Beverly Hills: Sage, 1986.
Bales, Robert. "Comment on Herbert Blumer's Paper", American Journal of Sociology 71 (1966): 545-547.
Barry, Robert M. "A Man and a City: George Herbert Mead in Chicago." In American Philosophy and the Future, ed. by Michael Novak. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1968: 173-92.
Batiuk, Mary-Ellen. "Misreading Mead: Then and Now", Contemporary Sociology 11 (1982): 138-40.
Batiuk, Mary-Ellen and Howard L. Sacks. "George Herbert Mead and Karl Marx: Exploring Consciousness and Community", Symbolic Interaction 4, (1981): 207-223.
Baumann, Bedrich. "George H. Mead and Luigi Pirandello: Some Parallels between the Theoretical and Artistic Presentation of the Social Role Concept." Social Research 34 (1967): 563-607.
Becker, Ernest. The Birth and Death of Human Meaning: A Perspective in Psychiatry and Anthropology. New York: The Free Press, 1962. (See especially Chapter 2 and 3)
Berg, Lars-Erik. 'Manniskans Fodelse' In Socialpsykologisk diskussion kring G. H. Mead och J. Piaget'(Goteborg 1976) (English summary, pp. 169-78).
Berg, Lars-Erik, "Lek och identitetsutveckling i interaktionistiskt perspektiv [Play and identity development in interactionist perspective]", Nordisk Pedagogik 17 (1997): 77-94.
Bergmann, Werner. "Zeit, Handlung und Sozialitat bei G.H. Mead [Time, Action and Sociality in G.H. Mead]", Zeitschrift fur Soziologie 10, (1981): 351-363.
Bessett, Danielle and Ron Lembo. "Anticipating the Future: Reconsidering the Philosophy of the Present." Sociological Forum 20 (2005): 176-177.
Biesta, Gert. "Onmogelijke opvoeding: kanttekeningen bij de pedagogische overdrachtsmetafoor [Impossible Education: Remarks on the Metaphor of education as transmission]" Comenius 17 (1997): 312-324.
Biesta, Gert. J.J. "Mead, Intersubjectivity and Education: The Early Writings." Studies in Philosophy and Education 17, (1998): 73-99.
Bernstein, J.M. Recovering Ethical Life: Jurgen Habermas and the Future of Critical Theory. London: Routledge (1995).
Betz, Joseph. 'G.H. Mead on Human Rights', Transactions of the Ch. S. Peirce Society 10 (1974): 199-223.
Bhattacharya, Nikhil. "Psychology and Rationality: The Structure of Mead's Problem", Philosophical Forum 10, (1978): 112-138.
Biesta, Gert J.J. "Redefining the Subject, Redefining the Social, Reconsidering Education: George Herbert Mead's Course on Philosophy of Education at the University of Chicago." Educational Theory 49 (1999): 475-492.
Bittner, Carl J., 'G. H. Mead's Social Concept of the Self', Sociology and Social Research 16 (1931): 6-22.
Blake, Joseph A. "Self and Society in Mead and Marx", Cornell Journal of Social Relations 11, 1976): 129-138.
Blankenburg, Erhard. "Recht-Lebenswelt, Systemwelt oder Autopoiesis? Drei Versuche, zu einer umfassenden Rechtssoziologie zu kommen [Law-Life World, System World or Autopoiesis" -- Three attemps to arrive at a comprehensive sociology of law]", Berliner Journal fur Soziologie, 5 (1995): 265-271.
Blasi, Anthony J. "On the social affinity between religion and values: a multi-disciplinary consideration", In Values and post-soviet youth: the problem of transition edited by Luigi Tomasi, Milan: FrancoAngeli (1995): 29-65.
Blau, Joseph L. Men and Movements in American Philosophy. New York: Prentice-Hall (1952)
Blumer, Herbert. 'Sociological Implications of the Thought of G. H. Mead', American Journal of Sociology 71 (1966):535-44.
Blumer, Herbert. "Comment on 'Symbolic Interaction as a Pragmatic Perspective: the bias of emergent theory', American Sociological Review 45 (1973): 797-798.
Blumer, Herbert "Comment on Turner, "Parsons as a symbolic interctionist"", Sociological Inquiry 45, (1975): 59-62.
Blumer, Herbert. "Comment on Lewis' 'The Classic American Pragmatists as Forerunners to Symbolic Interactionism'", Sociological Quarterly 18, (1977): 285-89.
Blumer, Herbert. "Comment on 'George Herbert Mead and the Chicago Tradition of Sociology'" Symbolic Interaction 2 (1979): 21-22.
Blumer, Herbert. "Mead and Blumer: The convergent methodological perspectives of social behaviorism and symbolic interactionism", American Sociological Review 45 (1980): 409-19.
Blumer, Herbert. George Herbert Mead and Human Conduct. Walnut Creek, CA: Altamira (2004)
Bokszanski, Zbigniew. "Tozsamosc aktora spolecznego a zmiana spoleczna [Identity of the social actor and social change]", Studia Socjologiczne 3-4 (1995): 109-123.
Bokzanski, Zbigniew "Identity of the social actor and social change", Polish Sociological Review 4 (1995): 349-360.
Bolton, Charles D. "Some Consequences of the Meadian Self", Symbolic Interaction 4 (1981): 245-259.
Bombarda, Chiara. Philosophical Aspects of Mead's Social Psychology. Graduate thesis. University of X, 1964.
Bombarda, Chiara. George Herbert Mead, La voce della conscienza. Milan: Jaca Book, 1996. (Italian translations of "Philosophical Basis of Ethics," "Social Consciousness and the Consciousness of Meaning," "The Mechanism of Social Consciousness," " Scientific Method and Individual Thinker," "The Genesis of the Self and Social Control," and "The Nature of the Past" with introductory discussion of Mead's work by Bombarda.)
Bonk, Ludwig. "Das 'Uber-Ich'' bei Sigmund Freud und das "Me" bei George Herbert Mead: Ein Vergleich der wissenschaftlichen Zugange und der inhaltlichen Quellen [The 'Super-ego' in Sigmund Freud and the 'Me' in George Herbert Mead: A Comparison of Scientific Approaches and Sources of Content]", Soziologenkorrespondenz 5, (1978): 29-66.
Boryk, William. Self and Friendship from a Naturalistic Perspective. Doctoral Dissertation. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale: 1981.
Bourgeois, Patrick. "Scientific Time and the Temporal Sense of Human Existence: Merleau-Ponty and Mead", Res. Phenomenol. (1990): 152-163.
Bourgeois, Patrick L. "Role Taking, Corporeal Intersubjectivity and Self: Mead and Merleau-Ponty", Philosophy Today, (1990): 117-128.
Bourgeois, Patrick and Sandra B. Rosenthal. "The Present as the Seat of Temporal Existence: Merleau-Ponty and Mead", Int. Stud. Phil. 25, (1993): 1-15.
Bourgeois, Patrick and Sandra B. Rosenthal. "Deconstruction or Reconstruction of the Living Present: Derrida or Merleau-Ponty and Mead", International Studies in Philosophy 26, (1994): 1-17.
Bouton, Clark. "Self and Society: A Critique of Symbolic Interactionism", Papers in the Social Sciences 4, (1984): 107-117.
Branaman, Ann. "The Self and Social Criticism: Mead in the Deweyan Context." Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association (Washington, DC), (1995).
Brassac, Christian. "La Réception de George Herbert Mead en psychologie sociale francophone: Réflexions sur un paradoxe [The "Physical Thing" and Social Interaction: A Reading of the Reception of G. H. Mead's Work in French-Speaking Social Psychology]." Cahiers Internationaux de Psychologie Sociale 66 (2005): 3-14.
Brewster, John M. "A Behavioristic Account of the Logical Function of Universals", Journal of Philosophy 33 (1936): 505-514, 533-547.
Brewster, John M. The Cultural Crisis of Our Time. St. Louis: United Church Board for Homeland Ministries, 1963.
Brogaard, Berit. O. "Mead's Temporal Realism." Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society, 35, (1999): 563-593.
Brotherston, Bruce W., "The Genius of Pragmatic Empiricism [in two parts]", Journal of Philosophy 40 (1943):14-21, 29-39.
Brown, Jane A. "Mall-walking behavior and the Public Order" Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association (1997).
Browning, Douglas. Philosophers of Process. New York: Random House (1965)
Browning, Douglas. "The Unity of Personality", Methodos 14,: 127-137.
Broyer, John Albin. The Ethical Theory of George Herbert Mead. Ph.D. dissertation, Southern Illinois University, 1967.
Broyer, John Albin, 'Mead's Ethical Theory', in W. R. Corti (ed.), The Philosophy of G. H. Mead. Geneva: Winterthur, 1973: 171-92.
Broyer, John Albin. "George Herbert Mead: Contributions Toward a Theory of Creativity and Social Life", Dialec. Hum. 5, (1978): 27-32.
Broyer, John Albin. "George Herbert Mead: Contributions Towards a Theory of Universal Humanism", Religious Humanism. 15, (1981): 126-132.
Broyer, John Albin. "Comment on David L. Miller's 'Consciousness, the Attitude of the Individual and and Perspectives.' In Creativity in George Herbert Mead, edited by Pete A.Y. Gunter. Lanham: University Press of America (1990).
Bruyn, Severyn T. "The Dialectical Society", Cultural Hermeneutics 3 (1974): 167-209.
Butler, Robert James. "Christian and Pragmatic Visions of Time in the Lonigan Trilogy", Thought 55 (1980): 461-475.
Burger, John S. and Mary-Jo Deegan, "George Herbert Mead on Internationalism, Democracy and War", Wisconsin Sociologist 18 (1981): 72-83.
Burke, K. "George Herbert Mead," New Republic 97 (January 11, 1939): 292-923.
Burke, Richard J., Jr. George Herbert Mead and Harry Stack Sullivan. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Chicago, 1960.
Burke, Richard. "G. H. Mead and the Problem of Metaphysics", Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 23 (1962): 81-88.
Burke, Tom. "The Role of Abstract Reference in Mead's Account of Human Origins." Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society 41 (2005): 567-601.
Buschmann, Walter M., The Concept of Language in the Thought of George Herbert Mead and the Problem of Religious Language. Doctoral Dissertation: 1973.
Byrne, Noel T., "Emile Durkheim as Symbolic Interactionist", Sociological Symposium 16, (1976): 25-43.

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Callero, Peter L. "Putting the Social in Prosocial Behavior: An Interactionist Approach to Altruism", Humboldt Journal of Social Relations 13, (1986): 15-32.
Campbell, James. Pragmatism and Reform: Social Reconstruction in the thought of John Dewey and George Herbert Mead. Doctoral Dissertation. State University of New York at Stony Brook: 1979.
Campbell, James. "George Herbert Mead on Intelligent Social Reconstruction", Symbolic Interaction 4, (1981): 191-205.
Campbell, James. "Review of 'American Sociology and Pragmatism: Mead, Chicago Sociology and Symbolic Interaction'", Transactions of the Ch. S. Peirce Society 18 (1982): 105-8.
Campbell, James. "Mead and Pragmatism", Symbolic Interaction 6, (1983): 383-92.
Campbell, James. "Politics and Conceptual Reconstruction," Philosophy and Rhetoric 17 (1984): 156-170.
Campbell, James. "George Herbert Mead: Philosophy and the Pragmatic Self", in Marcus Singer (ed) American Philosophy Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (1985).
Campbell, James. "Optimism, Meliorism, Faith" History of Philosophy Quarterly 4 (1987): 93-113.
Campbell, James. "George Herbert Mead on Social Fusion and the Social Critic" in Robert W Burch, Frontiers in American Philosophy, Vol I. College Station, Texas: Texas A&M University Press (1992).
Campbell, James. "Communities without Fusion: Dewey, Mead, Tufts" in Robert Hollinger (ed), Pragmatism: From Progressivism to Postmodernism. Westport: Praeger (1995).
Campbell, James. "The Centrality of Community to Democracy." Pp 99-103 in John Ryder (ed) Pragmatism and Value: The Central European Pragmatist Forum Volume I. New York: Rodopi (2004).
Campbell, James. "Institutions and their Reconstruction." Pp 43-47 in John Ryder (ed) Deconstruction and Reconstruction: The Central European Pragmatist Forum Volume 2, New York (2004).
Campbell-Jeffrey, Nancy. "Social Movement Theory and the Reconstruction of the Past: A case Study of Augusto Cesar Sandino and the Frente Sandiniste de Liberacion Nacional." Doctoral dissertaion.
Canfield, John V. The Looking-Glass Self: An examination of self-awareness. New York: Praeger Publishers (1990).
Carabana, Julio and Emilio Lamo de Espinosa. "La teoria social del interaccionismo simbolico: analisis y valoracion critica [The Social Theory of Symbolic Interactionism: Critical Analysis and Evaluation]", Revista Espanola de Investigaciones Sociologicas 1, (1978): 159-203.
Casper, Monica J. "Negociations, Work Objects and the Unborn Patient: The interactional scaffolding of fetal surgery." Symbolic Interaction 21 (1998): 379-399.
Chang, Yen-Ling. "The Problem of Emergence: Mead and Whitehead", Kinesis 2 (1970): 69-80.
Chasin, Gerald. "G. H. Mead: Social Psychologist of the Moral Society", Berkeley Journal of Sociology 9 (1964): 95-117.
Caton, Steve C. "The importance of reflexive language in George H. Mead's theory of self and communication." In Reflexive Language: Reported speech and metapragmatics, edited by John Arthur Lucy et al. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press. (1993): 315-337.
Charon, Joel M. Ten Questions: a sociological perspective. Belmont CA: Wadsworth Publishing, (1995).
Chawla, Louise. "Review of Identity and the Natural Environment." Journal of Environmental Psychology 24 (2004): 406-408.
Childs, John L. American Pragmatism and Education: An interpretation and criticism. New York: Holt (1956).
Cisneros Sosa, Armando. "Interaccionismo simbolico, un pragmatismo acritico en el terreno de los movimentos sociales [Symbolic Interactionism, a noncritical pragmatism in the field of social movements]," Sociologica 14 (1999): 103-126 (in Spanish).
Civelli, Ester Monti. "G.H. Mead ed il concetto di comunicazione [G.H. Mead and the Concept of Communication", Sociologia 12, (1978): 3-12.
Clark, Margery. "George Herbert Mead: Sociological Theorist." Master's thesis, Columbia University, 1959.
Clagett, Arthur F. "Theories of Self: William James, George Herbert Mead and Manford Kuhn", Quarterly Journal of Ideology 7, (1983): 9-19.
Clagett, Arthur F. "Relations of attitudes to self-systems and ego-involvements in normative references groups", International Review of Modern Sociology 25 (1995):65-80.
Clagett, Arthur F. "Pertinence of attitudes to Self Theory", paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association (1995)
Clayton, A.S. Emergent Mind and Education: A Study of George H. Mead's Bio-Social Behaviorism from an Educational Point of View. New York: Columbia University, Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, 1943.
Cole, John Tafel. The Human Soul in the Aymara Culture of Pumasara: An ethnographical study in the light of George Herbert Mead and Martin Buber. Doctoral Dissertation. University of Pennsylvania: 1969.
Cook, Gary Allan. The Self as Moral Agent. Doctoral Dissertation, Yale. 1965-6.
Cook, Gary Allan. "Review of George Herbert Mead: Self, Language and World by D.L. Miller", Transactions of the Ch. S. Peirce Society 10 (1974):253-60.
Cook, Gary Allan. "The development of G. H. Mead's Social Psychology", Transactions of the Ch. S. Peirce Society 8 (1972): 167-86.
Cook, Gary Allan. "Whitehead's Influence on the Thought of G. H. Mead", Transactions of the Ch. S. Peirce Society 15 (1979):107-31.
Cook, Gary Allan. "The development of G.H. Mead's social psychology." in Philosophy, social theory, and the thought of George Herbert Mead edited by Mitchell Aboulafia et al., Albany, NY: SUNY Press (1991): 89-107.
Cook, Gary A. "George Herbert Mead: An Unpublished Essay on Royce and James", Transactions of the Peirce Society 28, (1992): 583-592.
Cook, Gary A. George Herbert Mead: The making of a social pragmatist. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois, 1993.
Cook, Gary A. "George Herbert Mead: An Unpublished Review of John Dewey's Human Nature and Conduct", Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 30, (1994): 374-379.
Cook, Gary A. "George Herbert Mead." Pp 67-78 in A Companion to Pragmatism. Malden MA: Blackwell Publishing (2006).
Cook, Gary A. "George Herbert Mead and the Allen Controversy at the University of Wisconsin." Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 43 (2007): 45-67.
Corti, Walter Robert (ed.), The Philosophy of G. H. Mead. Geneva: Winterthur, 1973.
Coser, Lewis. "G. H. Mead", in Lewis Coser, Masters of Sociological Thought, New York: Harcourt, Brace Jovanovich, (1971): 333-55.
Costelloe, Timothy M. "Contract or Coincidence: George Herbert Mead and Adam Smith on Self and Society", History of the Human Sciences 10 (1997): 81-109.
Cottrell, Leonard S., Jr. "George Herbert Mead and Harry Stack Sullivan: An Unfinished Synthesis", Psychiatry 41, (1978): 151-162.
Cottrell, Leonard S., Jr. "George Herbert Mead: A Personal Appreciations", In Sociological Traditions from Generation to Generation, Matilda White Riley and Robert K. Merton (eds). Norwood, NJ: Ablex Publishing, (1980).
Count-Van Manen, Gloria. "George Herbert Mead on Mental Imagery: A neglected nexus for interdisciplinary collaboration with implications for social control." Journal of Mental Imagery 15, (1991): 1-16.
Coutu, Walter. "Role-playing vs. Role-taking: An appeal for clarification. American Sociological Review 16, (1951): 180-87.
Cronk, George Francis. G. H. Mead on Time and Action. Doctoral Dissertation, University of Southern Illinois, (1972).
Cronk, George Francis."Symbolic Interactionism: A 'Left-Meadian' Interpretation", Social Theory and Practice 2 (1973): 313-33.
Cronk, George Francis. The Philosophical Anthropology of George Herbert Mead. New York: Peter Lang Publishing, Inc., (1987).
Cronk, George Francis. "A Symbolic Interactionist Account of the Process of Psychotherapy," Darshana International: An International Quarterly (Spring 1974), 17-25 (paper originally presented in Research Group No. VI on "Philosophical Aspects of Psychology," 1973 World Congress of Philosophy, Varna, Bulgaria, 9/21/73 -- also published in the Proceedings of the 1973 World Congress).
Cronk, George Francis."George Herbert Mead" Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, http://www.utm.edu/research/iep/m/mead.htm, 1999.
Cronk, George Francis."American Philosophers Before 1950" Dictionary of Literary Biography, Vol. 270, " (Bruccoli Clark Layman, Inc., 2002), 223-237.

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Da Silva, Filipe Carreira. "G. H. Mead in the History of Sociological Ideas." Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 43 (2006): 13-29.
Da Silva, Filipe Carreira. "G. H. Mead: A System in a State of Flux." History of the Human Sciences 20 (2007): 45-65.
Daval, René, "Societé humaine et communication significative selon George Herbert Mead [Human society and significant communication according to George Herbert Mead]", Revue philosophique de la France et d'Etranger 122 (1997): 285-304.
Decesare, Richard A. A Comparative Evaluation of the Social Self in the Philosophies of George Herbert Mead and Gabriel Marcel. Doctoral Dissertation: 1968.
Deegan, Mary Jo. "Feminist pragmatism and the spirit of play: Jan Addams on Joy and Justice in the Democratic Society", paper presented at the Annual meeting of the American Sociological Association (1997).
Deegan, Mary Jo. "The world of Chicago Pragmatism", Paper presented at the Annual meeting of the American Sociological Association (1999)
Deegan, Mary Jo. "American Pragmatism and Liberation Sociology: Theory and Praxis of Jane Addams, W.E.B. DuBois, G.H. Mead and Joe R. Feagin" Paper presented at Society for the Study of Social Problems (2001).
Deegan, Mary Jo and Burger, John S. "George Herbert Mead and Social Reform: His work and writings", Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 14, (1978): 362-373.
Deegan, Mary J. and Valerie A. Malhotra. "Symbols in the thought of Alfred Schutz and George Herbert Mead", International Journal of Symbology 8, (1977): 34-45.
DeLaguna, Grace A. "Communication, the Act, and the Object with Reference to Mead." Journal of Philosophy 43 (1946): 225-238.
Delucchi, Michael. "Self and identity among aging immigrants in the Joy Luck Club", Journal of Aging and Identity 3 (1998): 59-66.
Dennis, Lawrence J. and George W. Stickel. "Mead and Dewey: Thematic Connections on Educational Topics", Educational Theory 31, (1981): 319-331.
Denzin, Norman K. "The Call to Performance." Symbolic Interaction 26 (2003): 187-207.
Desmonde, William. "G. H. Mead and Freud: American Social Psychology and Psychoanalysis", Psychoanalysis 4/5, 1955-6, pp. 3 1-50.
Desmonde, William H. "George Herbert Mead." In The Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Edited in 8 volumes by Paul Edwards. Vol. V, pp. 231-233. New York: The Macmillan Co., The Free Press, 1967.
Devusser, Diane M. "George Herbert Mead and the engendered socialization of children," paper presented at the Annual meeting of the American Sociological Association (1997).
Dewey, John. "George Herbert Mead." Journal of Philosophy 28 (1931): 309-314.
Dews, Peter. "The Paradigm Shift to Communication and the Question of Subjectivity: Reflections on Habermas, Lacan and Mead", Rev. Int. Phil 49, (1995): 483-519.
Dingwall, Robert. "Notes toward and Intellectual History of Symbolic Interactionism", Symbolic Interaction 24 (2001): 237 -242.
Ditton, Jason. "Baking Time", Sociological Review 27, (1979): 157-167.
Doan, Frank M. Emergencey and Organized Perspective: A study in the philosophy of George Herbert Mead. Doctoral Dissertation. University of Toronto: 1953.
Doan, Frank M. "Notations on G. H. Mead's Principle of Sociality with Special Reference to Transformations." Journal of Philosophy 53 (1956): 607-615.
Doan, Frank M., "Remarks on G. H. Mead's Conception of Simultaneity", Journal of Philosophy 55 (1958): 203-9.
Dobrowolska, Monika. "Interakcjonisz Symboliczny [Symbolic Interactionism]", Kultura i Spoleczenstwo 20, (1976): 249-255.
Dodds, Agnes E., Jeanette A Lawrence and Jaan Valsiner. "The Personal and the Social: Mead's Theory of the 'Generalized Other", Theory and Psychology 7 (1997): 483-503.
Donovan, Richard. "Review of George Herbert Mead: Self Language and World by D.L. Miller", International Philosophical Quarterly 14 (1974): 131-3.
Doubt, Keith. "George Herbert Mead" Chapter 1 in Towards a sociology of schizophrenia: Humanistic reflections. Toronto: University of Toronto Press (1996).
Dugan, Sarah, Debra Umberson and Kristin L. Anderson. "The Batterer's View of the Self and Others in domestic violence." Paper presented at the Annual meeting of the American Sociological Association (1998).
Dunn, Robert G. "Self, identity and difference: Mead and the poststructuralists." Sociological Quarterly, 38 (1997): 687-705.
Dunn, Robert G. Identity Crises: A social critique of postmodernity. Minneapolis: Univeristy of Minnesota Press (1998).
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