Lizardo and Skiles claimed that a concept denoted by this adjective, which reflects one’s dislikes, is less common today than when Bethany Bryson analyzed it via music opinions in her essay “Anything But Heavy Metal.” This adjective denotes a term defined as conceptual distinctions made by actors to categorize objects, which manifests concretely in its “social” counterpart, according to a paper by Lamont and Molnar. Societal elites wield a (*) “power” described by this adjective (-5[1])and impose their tastes via this type of (-5[1])“violence” (-5[1])according to (10[2])Pierre (10[3])Bourdieu. (10[2]-5[3])This adjective (10[1])appears in the name of a paradigm (10[1])coined by Herbert Blumer that emphasizes (-5[1])how we derive meaning via communication with others in society. (10[1])For 10 points, a sociological school pioneered by George Herbert Mead has a name (10[1])that follows what adjective with “interactionism”? (10[2])■END■ (10[5]0[7])