ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The report p re sented here wa s developed in connection with a study of inte raction undertaken for the Department of Social Anthropology and the Social S c ien c e s Re sea rch Committee of the University of Edinburgh and a study of soc ia l strat if ica tion supported by a Ford Foundation grant directed by P ro f e s so r E. A. S h ils a t the University of Chicago. I am grateful to th e s e s o u r c e s of guidanc e and support. I would l ik e to ex p re s s th an k s to my te a c h e r s C. W. M.Hart, W. L. Warner, and E. C. Hughes. [ want, too, to thank El iz abe th Bott, J am e s Littlejohn, and Edward Banfield, who helped me at the beginning of the study, and fellow-s tudents of o c cu p a t io n s a t the University o f Chicago who helped me la ter. Without the collaboration of my wife, Angelica S. Goffman, th i s report would not have been written.
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