I will pay for the following essay Health care. The essay is to be 8 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.As such, the social problem that was evidenced most s

I will pay for the following essay Health care. The essay is to be 8 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

As such, the social problem that was evidenced most specifically within Chapter 9 is the fact that not all members of society have equal access to healthcare and/or medical care. As a means of analyzing such a situation under the lens of a particular theory, this brief analysis will seek to do so under the lens of symbolic interactionalism. By doing this, it is the hope of this author that the baseline of understanding for why society behaves in the way it does and what drives it to seek such ends will be made more clearly manifest to the reader. Firstly before delving too deeply into the topics of healthcare and the broad societal disparities that exist with relation to its availability, it is necessary to come to an understanding of the theory of symbolic interactionism. As such, the author of this piece will define symbolic interactionism as a social constructionist approach to defining social life. Moreover, it is a theory that attempts to place a level of focus on the means by which reality is constructed. This is ultimately carried out by understanding the construction of reality through the lens of actor’s relationships and interactions with other members of society. In such a way, the reader and/or researcher can understand such a theory to place a very high level of emphasis on the active role that the participant within society plays with the other shareholders that he/or she affects and interacts with. Another fundamental concept of understanding is with relation to the way in which those that ascribe to the symbolic interactionism approach ideas based solely upon how they define the present situation. Due to the fact that reality is based upon interactions with other members of society and approaches to issues are made based upon the present situation, the reader can understand the at its core, the most fundamental aspect of symbolic interactionism is the person to person experience that defines this reality. The old expression of no man (or woman) being an island unto themselves of course comes to mind as each and every decision as well as the means by which an individual understands that reality in which they live are all based upon the day to day interactions and subsequent understandings of these interactions that the user perceives. The reader can further understand symbolic interactionism to be highly relevant in terms of the means by which issues such as healthcare and the universality of health coverage should be applied to the shareholder within society. Calvin Cooley once referred to this particular concept of symbolic interactionism as the “looking glass self” (Carlson 458). This was the result of the fact that the concept that has thus far been presented encourages one to look at themselves and key issues in the way that society sees these issues. As a result of this point of view, society and the individual self actualize in something of a mutual role.