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 David R. Heise, Rudy Professor of Sociology
Emeritus at
Indiana University (heise at indiana dot edu),
is a past editor of Sociological Methodology
and of Sociological
Methods & Research. His methodological research
ranges from
issues in quantitative modeling to computer applications in qualitative
research to surveying norms and cultures. His social psychological
research focuses on the affective
and logical foundations of social interaction - in particular, Affect
Control Theory (ACT) and Event Structure Analysis (ESA). Heise has
received Distinguished Career awards from three sections of the
American
Sociological Association - Social Psychology, Sociology of Emotions,
and Mathematical Sociology. Also, he received an award for outstanding
contributions from the
section on Sociology and Computers.
Heise's
publications include books:
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Causal
Analysis
(download book: 4.5 MB zipped PDF file),
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Understanding
Events: Affect and the Construction of Social Action,
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With
Lynn Smith-Lovin, Analyzing
Social
Interaction,
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Expressive
Order: Confirming Sentiments in Social Actions,
recipient of 2010 Harrison White Outstanding Book
Award, Mathematical
Sociology Section, American Sociological Association,
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Surveying
Cultures: Discovering Shared Conceptions and Sentiments,
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With
Neil MacKinnon, Self,
Identity, and Social Institutions,
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two
essays in the Encyclopedia of Sociology:
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Affect
control theory and
impression formation,
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Qualitative
models,
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and
an essay in the International Encyclopedia of the Social
and
Behavioral Science:
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Social
measurement,
classification and scaling.
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Among
his recent papers and presentations are:
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Project
Magellan: Collecting cross-cultural affective meanings via the internet.,
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With
Kathryn Lively,
"Sociological realms of emotional experience." American
Journal
of Sociology, 109: 1109-36, recipient
of 2004 Outstanding Recent
Contribution
Award, Sociology of Emotions Section, American Sociological
Association,
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With
Steven Lerner.
"Affect control in international interactions." Social Forces,
85: 993-1010.
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With Ivan Furre, "Language
structuring of religious awareness: A
lexicographic approach." Sociological
Spectrum 28:421 - 437. |
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With
Abigail Sewell, "Racial differences in sentiments:
Exploring variant cultures." International
Journal of Intercultural Relations 34:400-412.
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