The Sea Monster: An Ethnographic Drama
Symbolic InteractionPublished 1 September 1991
Laurel Richardson, Ernest Lockridge
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The characters are Laurel, a sociologist, and Ernest, a novelist. They live together, and they have been writing, and talking about writing for years. There is also a discussant who lives in Laurel's study. The drama begins in a neo‐colonial home in the heartland of America, where Laurel—who has been invited to be a “Discussant” of “Ethnographic Novels” at the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interactionism‐Stone Symposium at St. Petersburg Beach—is waking up.
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