Morality in the making of sense and self: Stanley Milgram's obedience experiments and the new science of morality
"The book contributes to social psychology's Milgram paradigm and the sociology of morality by offering an original theory of the emergence of moral dilemmas in social interaction. Taking Milgram's notorious "obedience" experiments as a case study of morality in interaction,...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The book contributes to social psychology's Milgram paradigm and the sociology of morality by offering an original theory of the emergence of moral dilemmas in social interaction. Taking Milgram's notorious "obedience" experiments as a case study of morality in interaction, it argues that Milgram's "obedient" and "defiant" behavioural outcomes should be understood in terms of the tension between participants' moral obligations to the confederate Learner and their institutional obligations to the confederate Experimenter. Using the theoretical and methodological approach of ethnomethodological conversation analysis, the book analyses a large number of archived audio-recordings of Milgram's experiments to support this argument. It is organized in three parts: Part I (Chapters 1-2) introduces the project on Milgram and morality, situating it in relevant literatures and advancing an original theoretical framework for understanding the Milgram paradigm and the sociology of morality. Part II (Ch 3-5) focuses on the experiment itself, applying the theoretical framework to analyse morality in interaction. Part III (Ch 6-8) examines recordings of the post-experiment debriefing interviews that Milgram conducted with participants immediately after each session, addressing current debates relevant to the study of morality and Milgram and offering a new explanation - "doing ordinariness" - for obedient and defiant behaviour in Milgram's lab. Overall, in centring the constitutive orders of social interaction that made the experiment possible in the first place, as well as the participants' own reasons, justifications, and accounts for their actions, the book tells a new, empirically-grounded story about Milgram: one about justice - and injustice - in the making." |
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Contents vii Preface Introduction: Morality and Milgram 1 PART I. THE MORAL ORDER OF INTERACTION 1. Moral Science and the Milgram Paradigm 15 2. Morality in the Making of Sense and Self 36 PARTIT MORALITY IN MILGRAM’S LAB: INTERACTION DURING THE EXPERIMENT 3. The Sequential Organization of Resistance in Milgram’s Lab 57 4. Forms of Milgramesque Resistance 89 5. Self-and Other-Attentive Resistance 116 PART III. CURRENT DEBATES: INTERACTION IN THE POSTEXPERIMENT INTERVIEW 6. Explaining Milgramesque Behaviors 143 7. Milgram, Science, and Morality 177 8. Conclusion 202 Appendix 1. Data and Methodology Appendix 2. Audio Transcribing Conventions Notes References Index 217 219 221 235 251 |
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Contents vii Preface Introduction: Morality and Milgram 1 PART I. THE MORAL ORDER OF INTERACTION 1. Moral Science and the Milgram Paradigm 15 2. Morality in the Making of Sense and Self 36 PARTIT MORALITY IN MILGRAM’S LAB: INTERACTION DURING THE EXPERIMENT 3. The Sequential Organization of Resistance in Milgram’s Lab 57 4. Forms of Milgramesque Resistance 89 5. Self-and Other-Attentive Resistance 116 PART III. CURRENT DEBATES: INTERACTION IN THE POSTEXPERIMENT INTERVIEW 6. Explaining Milgramesque Behaviors 143 7. Milgram, Science, and Morality 177 8. Conclusion 202 Appendix 1. Data and Methodology Appendix 2. Audio Transcribing Conventions Notes References Index 217 219 221 235 251 |
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