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Shulman, D: Presentation of Self in Contemporary Social Life

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

02.06.2016

Verlag

O'Reilly

Seitenzahl

312

Maße (L/B/H)

22.8/15.4/1.7 cm

Gewicht

420 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4833-1943-8

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

02.06.2016

Verlag

O'Reilly

Seitenzahl

312

Maße (L/B/H)

22.8/15.4/1.7 cm

Gewicht

420 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4833-1943-8

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  • Produktbild: Shulman, D: Presentation of Self in Contemporary Social Life
  • Introduction
    Author¿s Note
    Chapter 1 Self-Presentation and The Dramaturgical Perspective
    Introduction: "Being Yourself" Is a Performance Too
    So Why Study Dramaturgy?
    Getting Down to Business
    The Scholarly Provenance of Dramaturgical Ideas
    Analyzing Dramaturgy
    Erving Goffman and Dramaturgy
    Goffman's Six Principles of Impression Management
    The Self
    Symbolic Interactionism
    Chapter 2 Persona Watching: Catching Impression Management in Action
    Introduction: Reverse Engineering Dramaturgy
    Regions, Actors, Performances: Some Service Examples
    Thinking of Performances as Cumulative: Social Order, Norms and Roles
    Ratcheting Up Sociological Analysis with Dramaturgy
    Chapter 3 Sociological Influences on People's Performances
    Introduction: Learning How to Act in Everyday Life
    Social Structural Forces that Impact Dramaturgical Actions
    Think of Social Forces as Interweaving Clusters
    Realizing the Analytic Potential of the Dramaturgical Perspective
    Nine Contributions A Dramaturgical Approach Can Make to Enhance Sociological Thinking
    Chapter 4 Modern Life as Show Business
    Introduction: The Thicket of Unreality
    Examples of Unreal Images: Illusions, Photos and Word
    Can You Detect Unreality?
    Causes of Unreality: Extravagant Expectations and Pseudo-Events
    Image Life as Performance
    The Economics of Unreal Performances and Consumerism
    Las Vegas Casinos as "Cathedrals of Consumption"
    Consuming Experiences, Theming and Enchanted Products
    Dramaturgy: The New Means of Consumption
    Marketing and the Dramaturgical Legibility of Themes
    Dramaturgical Inequalities: Gender, Goffman and Advertising
    Conclusion
    Chapter 5 Dramaturgical Involvements in Popular Culture
    Introduction: Dramaturgical Involvement in Popular Culture
    LARPS: Live-Action Role Playing
    Engrossment in Popular Culture Experiences
    Dramaturgical Residency
    Face-to-Face Interaction
    Surpassing Performance Limits in Fantasy or "Killing S**t" in Made-Up Worlds
    Role Distance and the Actualization Gap
    Frames: A Social Phoropter
    Am Extended Case of Frames and Dramaturgy: The World of Professional Wrestling
    The Horror Genre, Stigma and Frame Traps
    Conclusion: Conflating Reality and Fantasy
    Chapter 6 The Internet: Society's Newest Stage
    Introduction: The Internet, Disembodiment and Networked Audiences
    The Collapsing of Front and Back Stage Contexts
    Exploring Online Deviance
    User Generated Content: Everyone's a Star, Everyone's a Critic and I'm Into Documenting My Life Onstage
    Internet Ranting and Impression Management
    Stigma and Cyberbullying
    New Capacities to Stigmatize
    Moral Entrepreneurs
    Stigma Specialists Online: Mocking and Trolls
    Performance Online Versus Offline
    Altering Performance Content
    Deceiving Others Online and Strategic Interaction
    Deception in Online Dating and Romance
    Virtual Role Engulfment
    Filter Bubbles
    Chapter 7 Workplaces as Stages
    Introduction: Dramaturgy in Organizations and Workplaces
    Performance Teams: Dramaturgical Circumspection, Discipline and Loyalty
    Organizations and Order
    The Dramaturgy of Meetings
    Contemporary Takes on Dramaturgy in Organizations
    The Interaction Order and the Negotiated Order
    Asylums and Secondary Adjustments
    The Dramaturgical Infrastructure
    Total Institutions
    Emotional Labor
    Conclusion
    Glossary
    References